Atmospheric Pollution Dynamics Around Istanbul Airports
The KaruSphère laboratory contributed its expertise to the article entitled ” Quantitative assessment of meteorological and air quality variables using airport monitoring data: Istanbul International Airports “. The study analyzes the interactions between atmospheric pollutants and meteorological variables around Istanbul airports using Pearson and Spearman correlations, revealing positive relationships between temperature and SO₂ in summer […]
Understanding Air Pollution in Guadeloupe During COVID-19
The KaruSphère laboratory led the study that resulted in the publication of the article entitled ” Multifractal analysis of air pollutant dynamics in the Caribbean during the COVID-19 lockdown “. This study analyzes the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on the dynamics of atmospheric pollutants in Guadeloupe using multifractal approaches. The results reveal a strong […]
Deciphering Aerosol Dynamics in the Caribbean
The KaruSphère laboratory led the study that resulted in the publication of the article entitled ” Discriminating Aerosol Regimes in the Caribbean: A Multi-scale Approach Using PM₂.₅/PM₁₀ Ratios, Optical Properties, and Satellite Observations “. This study reveals a dominant coarse aerosol regime in the Caribbean driven by Saharan dust and marine particles, and identifies a […]
Multifractal Characterization of Droughts in Türkiye
The KaruSphère laboratory contributed its expertise to the article entitled ” Multifractal characterization of meteorological droughts in Türkiye’s mediterranean region using visibility graph approaches “. The study investigates the multi-scale complexity of meteorological droughts (SPI, SPEI) across 24 stations (1970–2022) using visibility graph approaches (VG/UDVG). It highlights a pronounced multifractal structure—more marked for the SPEI, […]
Airannov awarded under EU Space Data
Airannov, the DeepTech subsidiary of KaruSphère, has successfully completed the “Innovate with EU Space Data – Mentoring Programme 2025”, further strengthening the strategic use of Copernicus data in the Caribbean.
Winter School 2025
In December 2025, the 10-Day Winter School on “Data-Driven AI and Analysis using SPSS & R” will be held online, organized by the Society of Agricultural Research, Applied Technology and Environmental Science (India). This international event is being coordinated in collaboration with KaruSphère Laboratory (Guadeloupe) and Yugra State University (Russia).
Caribbean Innovation Days 2025
KaruSphère Laboratory will join the French Tech Village at the Outremers French Tech Days and the Caribbean Innovation Days 2025, organized by Technopole I-NOVA.
Multiscale properties of atmospheric temperature in India
The KaruSphère laboratory contributed its expertise to the article entitled “Application of Hilbert Huang Transform framework for characterizing the multiscale properties of air temperature in India over a century“. This study analyzes the multiscale properties of atmospheric temperature in India over a century to detect amplitude trends linked to climate change and examine their correlations […]
Together for Caribbean Atmospheric Intelligence
The CARIAN project connects Caribbean islands in real time to anticipate the impact of Saharan dust and strengthen our climate resilience. Thanks to European Interreg cooperation, we are building the first atmospheric intelligence network dedicated to tropical ecosystems.
Saharan Dust Haze: An Underestimated Risk for Aquaculture
Professor Thomas Plocoste recently spoke at the webinar organized by the Caribbean Aquaculture Education and Innovation Hub. His presentation, entitled “Saharan Dust in the Caribbean: Atmospheric Insights and Potential Impacts on Aquaculture”, shed light on the risks posed by Saharan dust haze to aquaculture in the region. He also presented the CARIAN project, co-funded by […]