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A Decade of Carbon Dioxide Data From Space Gets an Upgrade
The revised record aligns more closely with ground-based measurements and lets scientists track atmospheric CO2 month by month.
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A Decade of Carbon Dioxide Data from Space Gets an Upgrade
This image is a visual representation of atmospheric carbon dioxide levels as modeled by NASA’s Goddard Earth Observing System, which incorporates data from the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 satellite. Credit: Scientific Visualization Studio, NASA
A closer look at the atmosphere: Measurement data of two CO2 instruments in space has been reworked for the period since September 2014. The improved data series closely agrees with common observations of both instruments and in many tests fits better with comparison measurements on the ground. This allows for a more reliable analysis of changes in the global carbon cycle. Fort Collins (U.S.A.). The amount [...] The article How reliable are CO2 …
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