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Bio-Indicator Lidar Instrument in news recently uses light to detect and analyze the composition of particles in the atmosphere. It has been developed by:
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
European Space Agency (ESA)
China National Space Administration (CNSA)
The Bio-Indicator Lidar Instrument: • The Bio-Indicator Lidar Instrument, or BILI is a fluorescence-based lidar, a type of remote-sensing instrument similar to radar in principle and operation. • Instead of using radio waves, however, lidar instruments use light to detect and ultimately analyse the composition of particles in the atmosphere. • Although NASA has used fluorescence instruments to detect chemicals in Earth’s atmosphere as part of its climate-studies research, the agency so far hasn’t employed the technique in planetary studies. • It is a sensing technique that the US military currently uses to remotely monitor the air to detect potentially life-threatening chemicals, toxins, and pathogens. • The beauty of BILI is its ability to detect in real-time small levels of complex organic materials from a distance of several hundred meters This can be used to detect signatures of life on Mars.
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