New ESA Sensor Could Lead To Better Understanding Of The Carbon Cycle

Scientists from across Europe convened at the Barrax test site near Albacete, Spain, to join the chase for an elusive signal emitted by vegetation, which may just hold the key to mapping photosynthesis at a global scale from space.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news4991.html">New ESA Sensor Could Lead To Better Understanding Of The Carbon Cycle</a></p> <p>Scientists from across Europe convened at the Barrax test site near Albacete, Spain, to join the chase for an elusive signal emitted by vegetation, which may just hold the key to mapping photosynthesis at a global scale from space. </p>