Successful Flight Test of Sensors to Monitor Global Climate Change

Developed under a technology study contract with NASA Langley Research Center, the sensors will be able to provide all-seasons, all latitudes, and day-night regional monitoring. The sensor's data set will provide information on how carbon dioxide is emitted and absorbed, a key to measuring greenhouse gas.
 
The NASA Active Sensing of CO2 Emissions over Nights, Days and Seasons (ASCENDS) mission, on which the sensors and lidars would fly, is projected for launch in 2015.
 
ITT has invested millions over a period of years in internal research and development funding to develop and demonstrate lidar systems, which will monitor the on-going and future changes in our physical world, ecosystems, and climate.

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