The ATEMO device: a compact solution for earth monitoring
Federico Toson, Alessio Aboudan, Carlo Bettanini, Giacomo Colombatti, Irene Terlizzi, Sebastiano Chiodini, Lorenzo Olivieri
download PDFAbstract. In today’s context, where climate change is increasingly topical and of global interest, the ATEMO (Atmospheric Technologies for Earth Monitoring and Observation) project proposes a multi-purpose solution, which can be integrated on board drones or stratospheric balloons, to provide a framework for environmental assessment in areas of interest. Specifically, ATEMO, equipped with a set of cameras and sensors, aims to enrich data on air pollution, light pollution and vegetation health with high spatial resolution and rapid deployment.
Keywords
Earth Monitoring, Light Pollution, Air Pollution, Vegetation Indices
Published online 11/1/2023, 4 pages
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Citation: Federico Toson, Alessio Aboudan, Carlo Bettanini, Giacomo Colombatti, Irene Terlizzi, Sebastiano Chiodini, Lorenzo Olivieri, The ATEMO device: a compact solution for earth monitoring, Materials Research Proceedings, Vol. 37, pp 581-584, 2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644902813-127
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