Technology that removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is crucial in the fight against global warming. Are carbon capture and storage technology helping us to achieve net-zero carbon emissions?
A recent study published in Sensors compares the sensitivity of a portable wideband sonic camera and digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera with a matrix of micro-electromechanical microphones for identifying and pinpointing the source of discharges.
A recent study published in Remote Sensing demonstrates multi-dated data from terrestrial laser scanning surveys and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operations for accurate and immediate monitoring of a landslide. This technique provides operational information about the stability of the landslide to the local establishments.
Modern illumination and laser technologies depend on freeform tailored optics. A pre-proof study in Optik offers an effective and streamlined optics design method to overcome illumination challenges.
Fog is an overlooked source of fresh water. Harvesting fog water requires a low maintenance system, low cost, and a passive way of attaining clean drinking water in areas with higher fog concentrations. Fog water in regions where fog is common can also be used for reforestation and irrigation.