Group meet-up at ESA Living Planet

Current and former members of the group met up at the major  ESA Living Planet Symposium in Vienna 23-27 June 2025. The Living Planet Symposia are held every 3 years and are a major forum for scientists, policymakers, and industry to discuss the latest Earth observation research, satellite technologies, and their role in addressing environmental and societal challenges. In 2025 there were 6900 participants who delivered 4200 oral and poster presentations.

Members of the group gave oral (see below) and poster presentations across a range of sessions related to atmospheric chemistry and climate.

Oral Presentations from the group

Bruno, A., et al. Stratospheric fluorine and chlorine trends using the Empirical Mode Decomposition (EMD): a comparison of machine-learning based models, CTM simulations and satellite measurements

Castelli, E., et al., The LOng-LIved greenhouse gas PrOducts Performances (LOLIPOP) CCI+ project: satellite dataset and climate user case studies

Dhomse, S., Machine Learning to Construct Daily, Gap-Free, Long-Term Stratospheric Trace Gases Data Sets

Pope, R., Integration of Earth Observation into the UK Met Office Air Quality Forecasting System: Initial Results

Toso, L., Impact of Australian Wildfires on Stratospheric Chlorine and Ozone

Weber, M., Ozone Recovery from Merged Observational Data and Model Analysis (OREGANO)