Philipp @stoitonic

Mad scientist with a preference for satellites and deserts. Joined March 2021

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Christian Frankenberg @chr_fronge

3 years ago

EMIT measures what we emit. New paper by Thorpe et al: Attribution of individual methane and carbon dioxide emission sources using EMIT observations from space science.org/doi/full/10.11…

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Philipp @stoitonic

3 years ago

When you thought algae are just chilling in the ocean, no, sometimes they decide to throw a Greenland Ice Sheet pool party! @CGerleinSafdi shows that you can see their party lights: ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10217…

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Philipp @stoitonic

3 years ago

Explore the world of ocean fluorescence! Kelly Luis paper showcases the significant advantage of #TROPOMI over #MODIS, offering nearly double the spatiotemporal fluorescence data. doi.org/10.1029/2022GL…

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Philipp @stoitonic

3 years ago

@tomaspueyo Fun fact about the Salton Sea: Excessive algae growth promoted by nutrient intake from agricultural runoff and river discharge causes extremely strong red fluorescence signals that can be observed from space (doi.org/10.1029/2020GL…). It's like a light bulb.

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Luis Guanter @GuanterLuis

4 years ago

We are looking for a pre- or postdoc researcher to join our group at the @UPV, in Valencia, Spain. The researcher will work on methods to detect and monitor methane emissions from space. DM me or [email protected] if you are interested!

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Rui Cheng @Rui_Cheng_

4 years ago

I am excited to share my work with @stoitonic @chr_fronge on temporally upscaling #SIF and the impact of #radiation, #topography, and #ClearSkyBias. These factors can be significant and not be overlooked as satellites measure #SIF with different overpass times and resolutions.

Christian Frankenberg @chr_fronge

4 years ago

Congrats to @Rui_Cheng_ for one more paper from her PhD thesis. Now available in RSE, where she looks at the impact of topography and clouds on SIF scaling to diurnal averages. Free download here authors.elsevier.com/c/1g0jqcFXJcsE7

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Philipp @stoitonic

4 years ago

@he_liyin @chr_fronge @PaulOWennberg Well done, congrats Liyin!

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Troy Magney @troymagney

4 years ago

here's a fun essay from writer @camonthecoast on the power of light, plants and technology - featuring one of our favorite optical signals: fluorescence 🙂 Can 58,800 small lights help us see what’s right in front of us? neondoorlit.com/blog/can-58800…

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Philipp @stoitonic

5 years ago

No hiding anymore, satellites pave the way to hold governments accountable. science.org/content/articl…

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AGU (American Geophysical Union) @theAGU

5 years ago

About 10% of all barren areas on Earth are weakly luminescent, and some not so weakly, according to a new study in AGU's Geophysical Research Letters. The researchers came to this conclusion by looking at several years of data from satellites. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20… #AGUpubs

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Christian Frankenberg @chr_fronge

5 years ago

Hot off the press, mineral luminescence observed from space. New science topic but also a bias factor in SIF retrievals agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10…