Really nice catch up RyuLab@SNU Look forward to our collaboration.

Wanna learn how to partition CO2 fluxes using ML and SIF? 🌱🤖 Come join me on April 8 - it's a talk ➕ a hands-on coding session!

A gap-filled and partitioned eddy covariance flux dataset for 34 sites across Northwest China is now publicly available online. Our data paper, led by Xufeng Wang, just came out in Earth System Science Data. essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/13…

Our former postdoc, Xing Li, visited us and gave a seminar on his recent scientific adventures with his research group at Sun Yat-sen University. His group is fundamentally advancing our understanding of diurnal variations in photosynthesis and sun-induced chlorophyll

cannot overstate how amazing NOAA Satellites are. In our new paper in RSE, Danielle Losos & team demonstrate an approach to use GOES-R, ML, and AmeriFlux and NEON Project eddy covariance data to estimate ecosystem carbon dioxide uptake in near-real time sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Very glad to meet Jing Chen and Pablo J. Zarco-Tejada #RSE

Inspired by great scientists and better persons.

Enjoyed the hospitality and great atmosphere with former and new colleagues at the International Symposium on Smart Agriculture Technology in Nanjing, China, presenting IAS-CSIC & University of Melbourne work on the dynamics of hyperspectral traits for crop stress detection.

Biomet lunch #AMS2025

#AMS2025 hosted a special session for Dr. Dennis Baldocchi We had a great time discussing science, sharing interesting stories, and exchanging ideas, and looking ahead. Thank you, Dennis. We will carry forward your spirit: “We don’t do science to be famous or win awards, but to

It's always rewarding to look back and cherish the places, feelings, colleagues, and friends from HyperSens Lab University of Melbourne. In a world without distances, presence still matters. Thank you all for your big smiles and the wonderful memories from our amazing remote sensing group.

🌲Out today in Science! We show that thermal acclimation of stem respiration could significantly reduce future forest carbon losses under climate change. A weaker carbon-climate feedback than expected? 🔗 research.reading.ac.uk/lemontree/ther…

Announcement of the 3rd GEO Workshop from Aug 1 to 2 in Singapore ! Over this 1.5-day workshop, we’ll focus on discussions around the processing, production, validation, and application of various GEO satellites. Registration by July 12 via forms.gle/9nStvJWm3BP9ji…

🌍 Just out in Nature Geoscience. Jet stream Rossby-wave patterns are linked to weather extremes that can impact vegetation productivity across the northern hemisphere. Implications for carbon uptake under climate change. Pierre Gentine Jiangong Liu Xu Lian nature.com/articles/s4156…

Colin Prentice & Sandy Harrison are at European Space Agency #LPS25 in Vienna. Tomorrow am, in session A 02.08, Sandy presents 'An Eco-Evolutionary Optimality approach to modelling wildfires'-work led by Olivia Haas. 📄abstract here :lps25.esa.int/programme/prog…

✈️🇦🇺 + 📚 = Prep for #FLUXNET2025! Co-leading the 'Remote Sensing/Upscaling' breakout session (11am Thursday, 10th July) with RyuLab@SNU & Jake Nelson. So much great science to be discussed next week! #CarbonCycle #EarthObservation

Excited to anounce our new AGU session B075 on🛰️🌱Remote Sensing of Terrestrial Ecosystems. If you use remote sensing to understand how ecosystems function, change, or can be managed better—this session is for you! Submit your abstract by July 30! 🔗 agu.confex.com/agu/agu25/prel…

Street trees do more than just look nice—they store carbon too! A team at SNU, led by Prof. Youngryel Ryu, has created a way to spot and measure the carbon held by each tree using a camera and LiDAR system mounted on a car. It’s a big step toward greener, smarter cities.