3/5 💡 Why is this important? Traditional biodiversity monitoring misses aerial life! 🌍 Weather radars, available worldwide, offer untapped potential for tracking insect populations and their decline. 🚨 #GlobalChange #BiodiversityMonitoring #RadarScience
November 18, 2024 at 3:31 PM
3/5 💡 Why is this important? Traditional biodiversity monitoring misses aerial life! 🌍 Weather radars, available worldwide, offer untapped potential for tracking insect populations and their decline. 🚨 #GlobalChange #BiodiversityMonitoring #RadarScience
1/5 🌐 Exciting research alert! 🚨 We’ve developed a novel way to use weather radar data to track aerial biodiversity trends over time 🌟. Check out the details here (uncorrected proof, for now): www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... 📄 #Biodiversity #RadarScience #Conservation 🧪 🌍
Operationalising weather surveillance radar data for use in ecological research
Global biodiversity declines require a step change in monitoring frameworks to properly track and diagnose population trends. National weather surveil…
www.sciencedirect.com
November 18, 2024 at 3:31 PM
1/5 🌐 Exciting research alert! 🚨 We’ve developed a novel way to use weather radar data to track aerial biodiversity trends over time 🌟. Check out the details here (uncorrected proof, for now): www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... 📄 #Biodiversity #RadarScience #Conservation 🧪 🌍
Who would have thought that detecting plasma in the ionosphere and detecting migratory birds would be two very similar problems?
Also, the figures I wish I had made, but couldn't.
#radarornithology #radarscience #thingsthatmakeyougohm
Also, the figures I wish I had made, but couldn't.
#radarornithology #radarscience #thingsthatmakeyougohm
It’s difficult to measure electrical activity in the ionosphere. Scientists are working on a new method to do it.
Read more in our April issue, out now: buff.ly/9tQ3sWl
Read more in our April issue, out now: buff.ly/9tQ3sWl
Radar Reveals Electrical Activity in the Ionosphere - Eos
A new method could improve understanding of communication disruptions.
eos.org
April 7, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Who would have thought that detecting plasma in the ionosphere and detecting migratory birds would be two very similar problems?
Also, the figures I wish I had made, but couldn't.
#radarornithology #radarscience #thingsthatmakeyougohm
Also, the figures I wish I had made, but couldn't.
#radarornithology #radarscience #thingsthatmakeyougohm