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Off Our Coast, Sempas Monitors Ship Pollution
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The Sempas optical spectrometer developed by the Royal Institute of Aeronomy of Belgium took off in the spring. Installed on a technical platform at the edge of the offshore windfield Mermaid, in the Belgian waters of the North Sea, its two eyes monitor the ships that are coming to its reach. Its mission? To analyse the composition of the smoke released from the chimneys of these ships and to measure the concentration of certain chemical compoun…
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