Take part in a large-scale project to protect and clean up the environment. We are going to make Europe the world's first climate-neutral continent.

...to become climate-neutral, we need to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions while also finding ways to absorb the carbon that's already in the atmosphere. This is where the carbon tracking project comes in.

Traditionally, mapping soil carbon levels has been a slow and expensive process, using labor-intensive methods. But thanks to advances in technology, we now have more efficient and cost-effective ways to do this.

Spectroscopic sensor technology, powerful computers, and machine learning have combined forces to give us a wealth of georeferenced data. This has led to the rise of digital soil mapping (DSM), a revolutionary method to understand and manage soil more effectively.

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) equipped with multispectral cameras are taking this technology to new heights. UAVs offer flexibility and incredible resolution, allowing us to cover vast areas with pinpoint accuracy. They're becoming a crucial tool in soil mapping and precision agriculture.

The UAV-based imagery's high resolution and minimal interference from atmospheric factors make it perfect for building a reliable system to certify soil organic carbon (SOC).

This project isn't just about technology; it's about taking responsibility for our carbon footprint and ensuring a healthier future for generations to come. If you're as excited as we are about these advancements and their potential impact, join us in learning more about the carbon tracking project.