Radon Tracer Method Gets a Long-Overdue Rulebook for Tracking Greenhouse Gas Emissions
A new review distils decades of experience with the Radon Tracer Method into eight application-specific considerations, warning that the popular ...
Tag: Atmospheric Measurement Techniques
Europe’s New Lightning Imager Logs 595 Million Flashes in First Year
In its first year of operation, the Meteosat Third Generation Lightning Imager detected 595 million flashes and mapped lightning hot-spots ...
China’s FY-4M satellite will scan storms from orbit with 135 microwave channels
A prototype Bayesian algorithm with an optimized channel setup will let China's FY-4M, the first geostationary satellite with a passive ...
Lidar That Knows What It Is Looking At Cuts Beijing PM2.5 Profile Errors by 38 Percent
A fluorescence-Raman-Mie polarization lidar method that classifies aerosols by shape and fluorescence before converting extinction to PM2.5 cut retrieval errors ...
A $40 Sensor on a Weather Balloon Is Rewriting How We Track Airborne Particles
Researchers in Poland have shown that a weather balloon carrying a forty-dollar particle sensor can deliver reliable vertical profiles of ...
New Method Pulls Ground Temperature and Emissivity Apart From Raw Radiation Data
A new conditioning-controlled retrieval framework jointly derives broadband land surface temperature and emissivity from paired ground-based longwave irradiance measurements, achieving ...
Europe’s Carbon Towers Put Two Flux Correction Methods to the Test
A comparison across 38 ICOS stations shows that co-spectral corrections of eddy-covariance fluxes are more robust than spectral ones, especially ...
Volcanic Gases Caught in Scattered Sunlight: New Infrared Method Shows Promise and Limits
A new feasibility study shows that near-infrared FTIR spectroscopy of sky-scattered sunlight could enable continuous monitoring of volcanic halogen gases, ...
Weather Radar Calibration Gets a Rethink as Birdbath Method Falls Short
Researchers in Bonn show that the widely used birdbath method can fail for radar calibration and present a new reflectivity ...
Tropical Thunderstorm Particles Fall Faster Than Models Predict, Radar Study Reveals
A dual-frequency radar study over Darwin, Australia reveals that mixed-phase particles in tropical thunderstorm cores fall faster than existing relationships ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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