Gasmet FTIR gas analyzers have been used for high-quality greenhouse gas research already for more than a decade. Gasmet analyzers have been used to measure greenhouse gases from soils, manure, ruminants, geothermal sources as well as aquatic environments.
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Agricultural soils
Agriculture significantly contributes to global greenhouse gas emissions, underscoring the importance of accurate measurement for climate research. Gasmet’s portable multi-gas instruments revolutionize data collection by providing real-time analysis, eliminating the need for laborious sampling and laboratory analysis. With universal compatibility and on-the-move capabilities, researchers can now focus on results rather than preparation, simplifying and accelerating the process of understanding GHG soil exchanges.
Natural Ecosystems
Understanding soil flux is crucial for climate change research, as biological and non-biological processes in the soil are major contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. Gasmet’s portable FTIR analyzers streamline this process, offering lab-quality results in minutes with a compact, easily transportable design. Whether studying grasslands, wetlands, or forests, researchers can now obtain stable data points on-site, reducing the time and effort required for monitoring GHG emissions in remote and diverse environments.
Forests
Temperature Effect on CO2 Emission by Two Xylotrophic Fungi and by Wood Debris |
D. K. Diyarova, V. D. Vladykina & V. A. Mukhin | 2023 |
Variations in Soil Properties and CO2 Emissions of a Temperate Forest Gully Soil along a Topographical Gradient | Anna Walkiewicz, Piotr Bulak, Małgorzata Brzezińska, Mohammad I. Khalil and Bruce Osborne | 2021 |
Belowground changes to community structure alter methanecycling dynamics in Amazonia |
Kyle M. Meyer1, Andrew H. Morris, Kevin Webster, Ann M. Klein, Marie E. Kroeger, Laura K. Meredith, Andreas Brændholt, Fernanda Nakamura, Andressa Venturini, Leandro Fonseca de Souza, Katherine L. Shek, Rachel Danielson, Joost van Haren, Plinio Barbosa de Camargo, Siu Mui Tsai, Fernando Dini-Andreote, José M. S. de Mauro, Klaus Nüsslein, Scott Saleska, Jorge L. M. Rodrigues, Brendan J. M. Bohannan |
2020 |
A survey of invasive plants on grassland soil microbial communities and ecosystem services |
Bell, J. K., Siciliano, S. D., & Lamb, E. G. | 2020 |
Greenhouse gas and energy fluxes in a boreal peatland forest after clearcutting |
Korkiakoski, M., Tuovinen, J. P., Penttilä, T., Sarkkola, S., Ojanen, P., Minkkinen, K., & Lohila, A. | 2019 |
Development of ecosystems under human activity in the North-East Estonian industrial region: forests on post-mining sites and bogs |
Karu, H. | 2015 |
Carbon fluxes in forested bog margins along a human impact gradient: could vegetation structure be used as an indicator of peat carbon emissions? |
Karu, H., Pensa, M., Rõõm, E. I., Portsmuth, A., & Triisberg, T. | 2014 |
Arctic Soils
The effects of plant communities on methanogenesis and carbon dynamics in boreal peatlands | Niemi, J | 2023 |
Greenhouse gas production and consumption in soils of the Canadian High Arctic |
Brummell, Martin | 2015 |
Greenhouse gas production and consumption in High Arctic deserts |
Brummell, M. E., Farrell, R. E., Hardy, S. P., & Siciliano, S. D | 2014 |
N2O flux from plant-soil systems in polar deserts switch between sources and sinks under different light conditions |
Stewart, K. J., Brummell, M. E., Farrell, R. E., & Siciliano, S. D | 2012 |
Wetlands
Water Bodies
Years are not brothers: two-year comparison of greenhouse gas fluxes in large shallow Lake Võrtsjärv, Estonia |
Rõõm, E. I., Nõges, P., Feldmann, T., Tuvikene, L., Kisand, A., Teearu, H., & Nõges, T. | 2014 |
Carbon dioxide emissions from dry watercourses |
Schiller, D. V., Marcé, R., Obrador, B., Gómez-Gener, L., Casas-Ruiz, J. P., Acuña, V., & Koschorreck, M. | 2014 |
Dynamic carbon budget of a large shallow lake assessed by a mass balance approach |
Cremona, F., Kõiv, T., Nõges, P., Pall, P., Rõõm, E. I., Feldmann, T., … & Nõges, T. | 2014 |
CO2 and CH4 diffusive and degassing emissions from 2003 to 2009 at Eastmain 1 hydroelectric reservoir, Québec, Canada |
Bastien, J., Demarty, M., & Tremblay, A. | 2011 |
Greenhouse Gas Emissions from US Hydropower Reservoirs: FY2011 Annual Progress Report |
Stewart, A. J., Mosher, J. J., Mulholland, P. J., Fortner, A. M., Phillips, J. R., & Bevelhimer, M. S. | 2011 |
Nitrous oxide emissions from tropical hydroelectric reservoirs |
Guérin, F., Abril, G., Tremblay, A., & Delmas, R. | 2008 |
Carbon dioxide and methane emissions and the carbon budget of a 10‐year old tropical reservoir (Petit Saut, French Guiana) |
Abril, G., Guérin, F., Richard, S., Delmas, R., Galy‐Lacaux, C., Gosse, P., … & Matvienko, B | 2005 |
Geothermal
Hydrocarbon seeps in Romania: gas origin and release to the atmosphere |
Baciu, C., Ionescu, A., & Etiope, G. | 2018 |
Evaluation of dissolved light hydrocarbons in different geological settings in Romania |
Ionescu, A., Baciu, C., Kis, B. M., & Sauer, P. E. | 2017 |
Low‐temperature catalytic CO 2 hydrogenation with geological quantities of ruthenium: a possible abiotic CH 4 source in chromitite‐rich serpentinized rocks |
Etiope, G., & Ionescu, A | 2015 |
Sudden deep gas eruption nearby Rome’s airport of Fiumicino |
Ciotoli, G., Etiope, G., Florindo, F., Marra, F., Ruggiero, L., & Sauer, P. E. | 2013 |
Methane flux and origin in the Othrys ophiolite hyperalkaline springs, Greece |
Etiope, G., Tsikouras, B., Kordella, S., Ifandi, E., Christodoulou, D., & Papatheodorou, G. | 2013 |
Animal Emissions
Ruminant livestock, through their digestive processes, contribute significantly to methane emissions, posing a challenge for carbon mitigation in animal agriculture. Gasmet’s FTIR multi-component analyzers provide a solution for researchers studying methane emissions from cattle and other sources in real time without the need for sample preparation. With lab-accurate results and adaptable sampling options, scientists can efficiently gather data to inform strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in animal agriculture.
Manure
Can manure application method and timing with cover crops reduce NH3 and N2O gas losses and sustain corn yield? | Sailesh Sigdel, Curtis J. Dell, Heather D. Karsten | 2024 |
Nutrient Mass Balance and Fate in Dairy Cattle Lots with Different Surface Materials |
Vadas, P. A., & Powell, J. M. | 2019 |
Effects of manure storage additives on manure composition and greenhouse gas and ammonia emissions |
Holly, M. A., & Larson, R. A. | 2017 |
Gas emissions from dairy barnyards |
Powell, J. M., & Vadas, P. A | 2016 |
Livestock
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