NASA and NOAA’s STAQS campaign is taking to the skies and ground this summer to support TEMPO satellite data. Scientists will compare the air quality data they measure from planes with what TEMPO measures from orbit, making both measurements better.
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Take Flight with NASA’s STAQS Campaign
The STAQS campaign is comparing air quality measurements from planes with what TEMPO measures from orbit to improve both datasets.
27 de julho de 2023
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