We are participating in the COCCON network, which stands for COllaborative Carbon Column Observing Network. Column-averaged abundances of carbon dioxide, methane and water vapor are deduced from the recorded solar absorption spectra.
We can derive annual land-use change maps e.g. for the detection of illegal logging. A pilot study with the CVC is planned to detect illegal crop growth in partially cleared forests (non-closed canopy).
The solar high-resolution Bruker 120M infra-red FT spectrometer is an extremely versatile instrument that provides both integrated total column amounts of some 35 atmospheric molecular constituents as well their respective vertical distributions and their isotopic ratios.
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