Greenhouse gas flux measurements with Eosense and Gasmet
We have exciting content for all of you soil flux and greenhouse gas measurement professionals! Together with Eosense, we have created comprehensive information in video and webinar form about the all-in-one solution for greenhouse gas flux measurements. With our Gasmet and Eosense integration, we created a setup consisting of GT5000 gas analyzer, Eosense multiplexer and the automated chamber system. This setup enables researchers to measure up to 50 gases simultaneously from up to 12 points.
Firstly, we have a short webinar, explaining who we are and what is our integration from the hardware and software point of view. Link to the webinar and timetable for it below. All times are in Eastern European Time (UTC+02:00).
May 7, 2020 10 a.m.
May 7,2020 7 p.m.
June 4, 2020 10 a.m.
June 4, 2020 7 p.m.
Gasmet x Eosense – Videos
In addition to the webinar, we have two videos. In the first video, Nick Nickerson from Eosense shows step-by-step how to set-up Gasmet gas analyzer with Eosense automated chamber system.
In the second video, Nick shows how you use this setup to take measurements from the soil, how to look at the collected data and interpret the results.
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