Ecology & Remote Sensing Research Group (EcoRS) study the interactions between atmosphere and terrestrial ecosystem using remote sensing techniques and carbon cycle models. In particular, novel technique such as Sun-Induced chlorophyll Fluorescence (SIF) is our primary focus. We focus three Key Research Areas:
Building a remote sensing network of SIF and spectral measurements for terrestrial ecosystem to bridge the gap between satellite data and field measurements
Monitoring vegetation photosynthesis using the remote sensing of SIF and ecosystem models across multiple scales
Applications of remote sensing of SIF involving the monitor of climate extremes impacts on carbon cycle and the retrieval of key biochemical parameters