ITMS News on ICOS Science Conference
 

Unsere ITMS community war stark vertreten auf der ICOS Science Conference 14.-18.09. 2026 in Lund, welche unter dem Motto: "Science, Data, Services: Together for Climate Action." zum internationalen Austausch einlud. Einige Beitragende mit ITMS-Bezug konnten wir am Ende dieses intensiven, dreitägigen wissenschaftlichen Austausches im Foto einfangen, hier zur Illustration eine Auswahl der zugehörigen Präsentationen:
 

 

ID 106 Feasibility of virtual tall towers approaches for estimating CO2 mixing ratio in the atmospheric boundary layer, Lediane Marcon-Henge et al.

ID 278: Recent developments in the data-driven upscaling of terrestrial fluxes with FLUXCOM-X, Walther et al.

ID 417: New terrestrial flux products from the data-driven upscaling framework FLUXCOM-X, Jacob A. Nelson

ID 341 Operational aircraft measurements of GHGs for evaluation of Atmospheric Transport models, Gerbig et al.

ID 328 Using ACTRIS in-situ NOx observations on ICOS tall tower stations for source attribution of greenhouse gases, Kneuer et al.

ID 186 Estimating European CH4 fluxes using the CarboScope  Regional atmospheric inversion system (CSR), Koch et al.

ID 244 Constraining respiration fluxes by inverse modelling using night-time profile data from tall towers, Yang et al. 

ID 274 The benefits and limitations of radon (222Rn) in a CH4-222Rn inversion to estimate CH4 emissions, Maier et al.

ID 398 Observation-based SF6 emission estimate from ICON-ART simulation, Maya Harms et al.

ID 195 Managing User Requirements within the Integrated Greenhouse Gas Monitoring System for Germany (ITMS), Buhalqem Mamtimin et al.

ID 118 German CH4 emissions derived from in-situ observations using ensemble-enhanced ICON–ART model, Valentin Bruch et al.

ID 158 Tuning the turbulence parameterisation of a NWP model for atmospheric transport: a case study using ICOS stations, Diego Jiménez de la Cuesta et al.