ICOS-Spain
Observing greenhouse gases across Spain, the Atlantic and the Mediterranean.
What Is ICOS-Spain?
ICOS-Spain is the Spanish contribution to ICOS, the pan-European research infrastructure that monitors greenhouse gases and carbon cycle variables across the atmosphere, oceans and terrestrial ecosystems.
Coordinated by AEMET through the Izaña Atmospheric Research Center – Emilio Cuevas, the network provides long-term, high-quality observations to support climate science and evidence-based decision-making.
A National Network for Climate Observation
ICOS-Spain is the Spanish national network within ICOS ERIC, the European research infrastructure dedicated to high-precision greenhouse gas observations. Through atmospheric, ocean and ecosystem stations, ICOS-Spain provides long-term, standardised data to support climate science, environmental monitoring and evidence-based decision-making.
Observation Stations
Monitoring greenhouse gases across Spain and nearby ocean regions.
Scientific Domains
Connecting atmospheric, ocean and ecosystem measurements, and contributing to the ICOS Cities project.
Partner Institutions
A coordinated national contribution led by Spanish scientific institutions.
Explore ICOS-Spain Resources
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Publications
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National network reports
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Conferences
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ICOS Education
Resources on greenhouse gas observations and climate science.
Latest News
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