New 100-metre Angus tower aims to improve greenhouse gas monitoring
The 100-metre tower will refine emissions estimates and support climate action by continuously sampling air at 50 and 100 metres.
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UK’s first purpose-built science tower will track emissions in real time
A new 100m high facility officially opened today (24th August) at Balruddery Farm in Angus, near Dundee, promising to transform how the UK monitors greenhouse gases and air pollutants. The Scottish Observatory for Atmospheric Research (SOAR) is the first purpose-built tall tower for scientific research in the country and…
James Hutton Institute and University of Edinburgh unveil new Observatory project
A striking new facility, jointly owned by The James Hutton Institute and the University of Edinburgh (UoE), has been officially opened (on 24th August) at Balruddery Farm in Angus, near Dundee. The Scottish Observatory for Atmospheric Research (SOAR), the first purpose-built tall tower for science in the UK, stands at 100m and is transforming how scientists monitor greenhouse gases, atmospheric pollutants and other atmospheric gases. It is one …
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