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HomepagePress and PublicationsPressAdvanced Swiss technology for measuring global warming
December 3, 2019

Advanced Swiss technology for measuring global warming

From 2 to 13 December, Madrid is hosting the annual United Nations Climate Change conference – the COP25. CSEM, which is headquartered in Neuchâtel, is marking this event by emphasizing the decisive role played by Swiss technology in the measurement by satellite of global warming and the observation of associated meteorological phenomena. Instruments resulting from Swiss research programs are contributing to the provision of critical data for meteorologists and climatologists.

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