Ball Aerospace-Made Air Pollution Sensor Enters Space
The Korea Aerospace Research Institute has launched a Ball Aerospace-made spectrometer that will monitor air pollution in the Asia Pacific.
Geostationary Environment Monitoring Spectrometer
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Ball Aerospace Begins Work on Two Air Quality Sensors; Rob Strain Comments
Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. and South Korea“™s aerospace research body have started to build two air quality sensors that are intended to aid in environmental monitoring operations. The Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution tool is being built to gather atmospheric pollution data across North America, Mexico City, Canadian tar and oil sands, the Atlantic […] More
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Ball Aerospace to Build Pollution Monitor for South Korea; Cary Ludtke Comments
Ball Aerospace has won a contract from the Korea Aerospace Research Institute to develop an environmental sensor that will monitor dangerous pollution and climate changes in the Asian-Pacific region. The Geostationary Environment Monitoring Spectrometer will be used by the National Institute of Environmental Research in the Ministry of Environment of South Korea, according to Ball Aerospace. […] More
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Ball Aerospace to Help SKorea Develop, Test Air Quality Sensor; Cary Ludtke Comments
Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. has won a contract to help South Korea’s aeronautics and space agency design, manufacture and test an instrument to measure transboundary pollutants over the Korean Peninsula and Asia-Pacific region. Under the contract, Ball Aerospace and the Korea Aerospace Research Institute will co-develop the Geostationary Environment Monitoring Spectrometer intended to provide […] More