FluxMapper™ Studio
Explore FluxMaps™ in your browser, starting with towers from the US NSF National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON). See what flux mapping shows before committing your own data.
Open StudioThree ways to work with us, from a browser-based studio to fully custom engagements. FluxMapper is not the right tool for every question; if your problem is better served by another approach, we will point you to it.
Explore FluxMaps™ in your browser, starting with towers from the US NSF National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON). See what flux mapping shows before committing your own data.
Open StudioBespoke deliverables for research campaigns, MRV pilots, methane surveys, and ecosystem studies. We take the difficulty of eddy covariance off your plate.
Contact usAccess FluxMapper through the LI-COR Cloud platform, so a flux station and FluxMapper arrive as one workflow. Early cohort nominations are open.
Learn moreFluxMapper fits between your direct measurement hardware and the final application: research, land management, measurement, reporting and verification (MRV), or ground-truthing for downstream models. The workflow ingests raw high-frequency data from the flux station, simulates how the atmosphere carried each measurement to the sensor, and renders the result as FluxMaps: 48 half-hourly map layers per day, each pixel a flux time series with its uncertainty.

A flux station captures thousands of measurements every second. FluxMapper traces those data points back to pixels in space and time.
Instead of collapsing data into single averages, FluxMapper resolves the surroundings of the station: where exchange concentrates, where carbon is stored, and how practices shape both.
FluxMaps arrive with per-pixel uncertainty alongside each map, so the insight is defensible at property and project scales.
Studio is connected to the NEON tower network and streams FluxMaps directly from the cloud. Pick a tower, browse its maps, and see the spatial detail a single station holds. Your own site could be next.
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