Japanese project launched to enable coordinated measurement of CO2 emissions using satellites, aircraft and ground sensors.
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Japan has launched a project to develop a network of satellites, aircraft and ground sensors capable of providing time- and source-specific CO 2 monitoring with the goal of enabling a global framework for the evaluation and mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions. Under Japan’s Space Strategy Fund, a...
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