Jim Butler, Director, Global Monitoring, NOAA Earth System Research Lab
BOULDER, CO — According to their website, the Global Monitoring Division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Earth System Research Laboratory (NOAA/ESRL/GMD) “conducts sustained observations and research related to source and sink strengths, trends, and global…
Integrated Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gas Observing System
CABAUW, NETHERLANDS — While carbon dioxide (CO2) currently contributes to two-thirds of anthropogenic radiative forcing, the effects from other greenhouse gases (GHGs), such as methane and nitrous oxide, remain largely uncharacterized and could significantly impact the future of global climate change.…
Professor Jeffrey Richey (University of Washington) and colleagues probe carbon cycling on the Amazon
This story starts more than 20 years ago when Professor Jeffrey Richey’s research group started to consider the importance of the tropics, and particularly, the Amazon basin, to the global carbon cycle. With the “missing sink” of the global carbon…
Picarro returns to Semicon West with real-time airborne molecular contamination monitoring systems for semiconductor fabs applications
Santa Clara, CA — June 28, 2019 — Picarro Inc., a leading provider of trace gas analyzers for a variety of air monitoring applications…
This application note outlines the configuration and use of the Picarro G2201-i dual carbon (CO2 & CH4) isotope analyzer to differentiate between C3 and C4 respiration sources at a transitional agricultural experiment in southern Sweden.
Flood-irrigated agricultural soils can be a significant source of the greenhouse gases (GHG) carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O) (Linquist et al. 2011, Oertel et al. 2016). As these ecosystems are typically characterized by high spatial and temporal heterogeneity, continuous trace gas measurements are needed to better detect patterns and quantify net ecosystem…
English
简体中文
Deutsch
