HYGEOS publishes tropospheric aerosols and chemistry updates of the IFS-COMPO system used for the global CAMS forecasts.

Like every year since 2016, HYGEOS scientists contribute to the BAMS State of Climate 2023 report with the aerosol section.

HYGEOS publishes a thorough regional validation of SolaRes®, the service that has the ambition to fulfil both research and industrial applications by providing accurate, precise, and high-time-resolution simulations of the solar resource.

HYGEOS publishes a novel method to estimate the solar radiant flux collected by the receiver of a solar power tower (SPT) system, taking into account the detailed atmospheric radiative transfer.

Work coordinated by HYGEOS awarded as 2023 Best Paper published in the International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation

HYGEOS experts contributed to a study showing how the 3D radiative transfer modelling can quantify the adjacency effect i.e., the contribution of neighbouring pixels to the radiance of a pixel.

HYGEOS contributed to the aerosol section of the BAMS State of Climate 2022.

HYGEOS uses the SolaRes tool to analyse the impact of the pollution event occurred on March 2022 on the solar energy collected by photovoltaic panels.