

PGSISO
Precision Gas System Isotope Analyzer
Baseline Instrument
The precision gas system isotope analyzer (PGSISO) is an atmospheric trace gas monitoring system, measuring continuous CO2, 12CO2, 13CO2, CH4, CO, and N2O at 4 tower sample heights of 4m, 10m, 23m, and 46m above ground level at the S10 tower site at the Bankhead National Forest atmospheric observatory (pictured), and formerly at 2m, 4m, 25m, and 60m at the C1 tower site at the Southern Great Plains atmospheric observatory. It is a combination of two systems in series: (1) gas processing components that pressurize, dry, and coordinate measurements of calibration cylinders, and (2) the Spectronus Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer developed by Ecotech Pty Ltd.
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Sebastien BiraudLead Mentor Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
References
View all references- Biraud et al. Precision Gas System Isotope Analyzer (PGSISO) Instrument Handbook. 2019. 10.2172/1581174.
- Biraud et al. Precision Gas System (PGS) Handbook. 2005. 10.2172/1020278.
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