Dutch satellite instrument produces global fine particulate map
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Dutch satellite instrument produces global fine particulate map

NL Times  

The Netherlands Institute for Space Research has released a detailed global map of fine particulate pollution, produced using data from the Dutch satellite instrument SPEXone. “The ability to measure fine particulate pollution on a global scale with such precision is a remarkable achievement, and we are proud that it was accomplished entirely with Dutch expertise.” Fine particulates play a significant role in climate and air quality, with direct consequences for human health. “The next phase of our research will focus on integrating these findings into climate models to better understand the indirect effects of aerosols on cloud formation,” said Otto Hasekamp, leader of the SPEXone team at SRON. “These data can be applied immediately to improve climate models, allowing for more accurate predictions and better-informed policy decisions.” The findings are set to be published in the scientific journal Geophysical Research Letters.

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