[Esip-envirosensing] commercial grade gas analyzers question from Fox!

[Fox Peterson]

Hi Envirosensing Group,

Good news; two other "fellows" and I found out recently we are receiving a
small project grant from "funding Friday" (an event at the summer meeting)
to conduct an evaluation of commercial grade gas analyzers. More details to
come soon, but I was hoping to call on our group's collective expertise to
help us build a background. If you or anyone you work with has used or even
just heard of a particular commercial grade gas analyzer (right now we are
getting a background for any gas, although the ultimate focus will be
methane), could you email me with any information you might have or at
least the name of the instrument and how you heard of it?

Thank you!

Fox
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