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October 21 / 2026
The SCARBOn Constellation: How the Mission Architecture Comes Together
Effective monitoring of anthropogenic CO₂ from space begins with a coordinated constellation designed to provide frequent, high‑quality observations.
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September 07 / 2026
NanoCarb: Instrument Design and Performance Validation Progress
The SCARBOn project and its emerging satellite mission are built around the NanoCarb space instrument, which is being developed to provide precise monitoring of atmospheric CO₂ and CH₄ concentrations from space.

August 03 / 2026
NanoCarb space version: A compact interferometric spectrometer for greenhouse gas monitoring in the athmosphere
It is time to take a deeper look at the NanoCarb space design – a satellite-based system for high‑precision CO₂ and CH₄ measurements from orbit.
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July 21 / 2026
SCARBOn participation at the PESM 2026 workshop
At this year’s Plasma Etch and Strip in Microtechnology (PESM) workshop in Grenoble, the SCARBOn project was represented with a contribution showcasing recent progress in the development of miniature optical components for greenhouse gas monitoring from space.

April 23 / 2026
SCARBOn Airborne Campaign: Scientific Flight Completed
The SCARBOn team has completed the main objective of its airborne campaign: a scientific flight to test and refine the calibration of the NanoCarb prototype under real atmospheric conditions.

July 29 / 2025
SCARBOn Poster Presented at LPS2025 Now Available Online
At the recent ESA‘s Living Planet Symposium 2025 (#LPS2025), our partners from ONERA presented a poster highlighting SCARBOn’s novel approach to space-based greenhouse gas monitoring.

May 05 / 2025
SCARBOn Is Heading to Grasse for the 10th Scientific Conference of the SFPT-GH Hyperspectral Group
Representing SCARBOn, Eric Tatulli from Université Grenoble Alpes will present UGA’s work on fast inversion techniques using Bayesian Gaussian Locally Linear Mapping (GLiMM) — a key step toward harnessing the full potential of our NanoCarb instrument for greenhouse gas monitoring.

April 28 / 2025
SCARBOn to Share Key Progress on NanoCarb at EGU 2025 in Vienna
SCARBOn will showcase key advances in its NanoCarb instrument at EGU 2025, highlighting improvements in optical design and modeling that enhance greenhouse gas monitoring. Laurence Croizé and Yann Ferrec (ONERA) will present how NanoCarb, central to the SCARBOn satellite constellation planned for launch by 2030, is setting new standards in high-frequency, high-accuracy CO₂ and CH₄ measurements to support climate policy.

December 09 / 2024
SCARBOn First Formal Review
On November 7th, the SCARBOn consortium met in Brussels for its first Formal Review, hosted by the European Health and Digital Executive Agency. This review gave the SCARBOn team the opportunity to present key achievements and outline future steps to the European Commission and an external evaluator, summarizing progress made in the first 10 months of this 30-month long, EU-funded project.
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