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ICOS station Lison #ExploreICOS

In the heart of the Italian Veneto region, where rolling hills are covered by emerald vineyards, lies a unique research station. Nestled within the Bosco del Merlo, a 33-hectare estate dedicated to Sauvignon Blanc and Glera grapes, the ICOS Lison station is quietly revolutionising our…

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how to cite and acknowledge ICOS data

The high-quality greenhouse gas data from ICOS can be accessed by anyone, free of charge, and from anywhere in the world. In return, the ICOS requires all data users to cite and acknowledge the use of its data.

ICOS has launched a campaign to educate all data users on the correct…

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ICOS Cities project

During 2024, city officials and scientists from Munich, Zurich, Paris and Helsinki have been brought together in workshops arranged by the ICOS Cities project team (WP1). The findings of the three co-design workshops highlight how cities are exploring diverse strategies for carbon monitoring and…

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ESS survey ICOS Cities

The first wave of the ICOS Cities ESS social survey gave an initial glimpse of the opinions in Paris and Munich regarding climate change and the policies to tackle it. A big number of respondents, more than 1200 in Munich and 800 in Paris, provided a good insight into what residents are…

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Modelling and other practical exercises during the ICOS Summer School

In 2025 ICOS will organise the already 8th edition of the ICOS Summer School. It will be held at the completely renewed facilities of the Hyytiälä forest field station in Finland from Monday 5 May until Thursday 15 May 2025. 

It is open for any interested student from final year of…

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Welcome to the Carbon Portal Team

To further strengthen our team at the ICOS Carbon Portal we have opened four new positions. 

If you would like to help us to support our scientific community and users in publishing the important and high quality observational ICOS data and derived data products and services built on…

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A scientist using an instument at sea.

The scientific community is continuously improving instruments and methods to achieve higher quality data. With more accurate, comprehensive, and near real time measurements, it is possible to make informed decisions for targeting climate change mitigation efforts.

This progress will be…

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ICOS logo

The plenary presentations at ICOS Science Conference 2024 reflect themes as varied as satellite remote sensing data of greenhouse gases, enhancing the ocean carbon sink, and services for better climate policy. We spoke with this year’s plenary speakers to get a preview of their talks.

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scientists interacting in front of an ICOS roll up

ICOS Science Conference 2024 is almost here, and we look forward to welcoming you, whether online or on-site at the Versailles Palais des Congrés. As the conference draws near, why not take a moment to ensure you’re fully prepared?

Below is a short checklist to help you get ready for the…

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Two people standing next to each other are looking to the left at measuring instruments.

Scientific research has immense value both within and outside the scientific community. It impacts the ways that health, education, transport, housing, and migration policies are planned and implemented around the world. This research can support policymakers in their decisions.

ICOS…

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