- Number of detectable gases 5000 - Number of measurable gases 500 - Simultaneously measured 50 - Seconds to measure 5 - One analyzer What more do you need? 🟨 #GT5000Terra #KnowWhatsInTheAir

People continue to flock around the GT5000 Terra here at WCSS2026 and we don't blame them. With this yellow box using FTIR, you get simultaneous measurement of CO2, N2O, CH4, NH3 and more, in a single 5-minute field session. No reference gases or recalibration. Works with basically any chamber setup. Portable and IP54 rated. What more do you need? Our team at Booth D25 — Eric Ye, Keith Leung, and Sami Ketonen — has been busy with discussions throughout the event. It’s great to see so much interest in field-based, real-time gas measurements, especially for soil respiration and greenhouse gas flux studies. There's still energy in Gasmet team to walk you through different measurement setups and share practical insights from the field during the last days of the event. #SoilScience #WCSS2026 #Gasmet #GHGMeasurement #KnowWhatsInTheAir

This week the 23rd World Congress of Soil Science brings together soil scientists from around the world to Nanjing, and Gasmet is there. Our colleagues Eric Ye and Keith Leung are representing us at Booth D25 with the GT5000 Terra, our portable FTIR analyzer built for field-based gas measurements, including soil respiration and greenhouse gas flux studies. If you've been following the soil carbon conversation in research circles, you'll recognize why real-time multi-gas data in the field matters: fewer assumptions, more direct measurement. If you're at the congress in Nanjing June 7–12, stop by D25. Eric and Keith are happy to talk through your measurement setup and run a live demo. #SoilScience #WCSS2026 #Gasmet #GHGMeasurement #KnowWhatsInTheAir

Oulun ammattikorkeakoulu vahvistaa kaasumittausosaamistaan Gasmetin mittausjärjestelmällä, joka sisältää sekä kuuman GT6000 Mobilis-, että kylmän GT5000 Terra-analysaattorin. Kahden laitteen yhdistelmä mahdollistaa erittäin monipuoliset mittaukset ja tuntemattomien kaasujen identifioinnin, soveltuen niin ympäristötutkimukseen, työturvallisuuteen kuin päästömittauksiinkin. OAMK hyödyntää tätä laitteistoa muun muassa EU:n osarahoittamassa EKOENERGIA-hankkeessa. Kuvassa Joni Kosamo sekä Tiina Mattila OAMK:sta. // Oulu University of Applied Sciences has expanded its gas measurement capabilities with a new Gasmet measurement system combining both the hot GT6000 Mobilis and cold GT5000 Terra analyzers. Together, these two instruments enable highly versatile measurements and unknown gas identification across a wide range of applications from environmental research and occupational safety to emissions monitoring. OAMK is using the system in research work, including the EU co-funded EKOENERGIA project. In picture Joni Kosamo and Tiina Mattila from OAMK. #EKOENERGIA

First day done at AIHA Connect 2026 in New Orleans 👋 It’s great to be back among industrial hygienists and OEHS professionals, sharing ideas on how to improve exposure monitoring and protect worker health. With us we have our trusted yellow box, the GT5000 Terra, FTIR analyzer for industrial hygienists who need reliable data without slowing down their workflow. With GT5000 Terra, you can: • measure multiple gases simultaneously with one device • get lab-quality results directly in the field • reduce the need for sample collection and follow-up analysis • make faster, more informed decisions on site For many IH applications, that means fewer uncertainties and better visibility into what’s actually happening in the breathing zone, when it matters most. If you’re attending AIHA, stop by our booth and see how it works in practice. Our Application Chemist Veikko Halkosaari and Sales Manager Steve Ochs are always happy to talk through real use cases and challenges. @AIHA #WorkerHealthandSafety #AIHAConnect #KnowWhatsInTheAir #IndustrialHygiene #OEHS

In most discussions about gas analysis, the focus is on what the analyzer can measure. In fixed measurement systems, the more pressing question is often different: how does the analyzer fit into everything else running alongside it? When gas analysis is a permanent component of a broader setup, it runs on the system's terms: continuously, alongside other instruments, feeding results directly into process control or compliance reporting. That puts a specific demand on the analyzer to stay reliable when conditions are not. We wrote about what this looks like in practice across emissions monitoring, process gas analysis, and carbon capture, and why FTIR-based analysis suits this kind of setup particularly well.👉 hubs.li/Q04jk-gN0 #GT7000Tellus #KnowWhatsInTheAir #FTIR

35 years of Gasmet FTIR expertise, perfected for fixed measurement systems. Introducing GT7000 Tellus. When a gas analyzer is part of a fixed measurement system, it has to work on the system's terms: continuously, alongside other instruments, under varying conditions. GT7000 Tellus is built for exactly that. Rack-mountable, continuously running, measuring up to 50 gases simultaneously and backed by decades of in-house FTIR development and application expertise. It's the third member of a product family that now covers field measurements, portable campaigns, and fixed system integration. The same FTIR technology, adapted for where the work happens. Meet GT7000 Tellus: hubs.li/Q04j7F4r0 #GT7000Tellus #FTIR #KnowWhatsInTheAir

São Paulo, we are ready! 🇧🇷 You’ll find us at the 10th International Symposium on Soil Organic Matter (SOM 2026) at the University of São Paulo, together with our partner Birtech. It’s shaping up to be a great few days of discussions around soil processes, carbon cycles, and environmental research and we’re excited to be part of it. We’ll be there talking FTIR, real-time gas measurements, and how detailed gas data can support everything from soil studies to broader atmospheric research. If you’re attending, stop by and say hi to our specialist Alejandra Cabrera 👋 Always good to connect face-to-face, exchange ideas, and hear what others are working on. We'll be here until Thursday. #SOM2026 #SoilOrganicMatter #FTIR #GasAnalysis #EnvironmentalScience @iuss_org

Missed last week’s webinar on chamber measurement accuracy? You can now watch it on demand. In this session, we look at what actually shapes measurement quality in the field, from calibration and validation to chamber design and environmental conditions. The discussion also includes a real agricultural measurement case with Datasense, a Finnish company specializing in field‑based environmental and agricultural measurements, with a particular focus here on N2O. If you work with chamber measurements and want a clearer way to assess data reliability outside controlled conditions, the full session is now available. 👉 Watch the on‑demand webinar here: hubs.li/Q04hMxT-0 #SoilFlux #ChamberMeasurements #EnvironmentalResearch #FTIR

Our APAC partner meeting is underway in Hong Kong, and it's a good one. Some of the partnerships in this room go back 25 years. That kind of continuity doesn't happen by accident; it takes shared commitment to the work and to the customers these partners serve across the APAC region. Alongside the familiar faces, we have a few new partners joining us this year, which makes for a useful mix of institutional knowledge and fresh perspective. Grateful for everyone who made the trip. #Gasmet #KnowWhatsInTheAir

Last chance to register for the webinar, we go live tomorrow! In this session, we’ll look at what actually defines measurement quality in chamber work with quest speaker Jari Hakkarainen, CEO of Datasense. Join to learn how calibration, validation, chamber design, and environmental conditions together shape the data you end up trusting. Tomorrow, Thursday 21st, 11:00 UTC (14:00 EEST) If you work with chamber measurements and want a clearer framework for evaluating data reliability outside controlled conditions, this session is for you. 👉 Register now, recording will be shared with all registrants: hubs.li/Q04hfZX80 #SoilFlux #ChamberMeasurements #EnvironmentalResearch #FTIR

We’re in France this week 🇫🇷 at the CBRNe Research & Innovation Conference 2026 in Arcachon together with our French distributor, SISTEC. At the exhibition, we’re showcasing how portable FTIR gas analysis supports rapid and reliable identification of hazardous gases in CBRNe scenarios, both in the field and during incident response.r You’ll find Product Manager Anna Leino with Paul Mouchot from SISTEC, who you can also spot in the photo, at our booth, ready to discuss current challenges in gas analysis and detection. #CBRNE #GasAnalysis #FTIR #KnowWhatsInTheAi

Chemical incidents in transportation, industrial facilities, or critical infrastructure can create CBRNE-level conditions, even outside traditional defense contexts. This article highlights why civil protection units and infrastructure safety teams are adopting field-ready gas detection tools to keep people and operations safe. Dive into the full story: hubs.li/Q04813Jt0

We’re heading to AIHA Connect 2026 in New Orleans early June! Stop by to see how our GT5000 Terra portable FTIR gas analyzer helps industrial hygiene professionals monitor hazardous gases with confidence: ✅ Measure and identify hundreds of gases in real time ✅ No cross-interference ✅ Portable, reliable, and lab-grade results on-site See you at booth 1016!! #AIHAConnect #IndustrialHygiene #WorkplaceSafety #GasAnalysis #FTIR #Gasmet

If you work with chamber measurements, one key question comes up early: how reliable is the data once measurements move into real field conditions? Next week, we look at the practical factors that define measurement quality: calibration, validation, chamber design, and environmental conditions, and how they influence results in combination. Join us on May 21st at 11:00 UTC (14:00 EEST) for a field‑focused discussion led by Datasense and Gasmet, including a real agricultural measurement case and practical ways to assess your own data quality. Register here even if you can't join live, recording will be shared with all registrants: hubs.li/Q04gbSzZ0 #SoilFlux #ChamberMeasurements #EnvironmentalResearch #FTIR

Choosing the right background measurement can make or break the reliability of FTIR gas analysis. Ambient air is often convenient, but is it always the best option? Or does nitrogen provide a more controlled and reliable background? In this article, we break down how to choose the right background measurement based on real measurement conditions, not theory alone. ➡️ You’ll learn how factors like • gases already present in ambient air • moisture and temperature conditions • timing and on-site practicality affect measurement accuracy and guide the choice between ambient air and nitrogen. 🔗 Read the full article: hubs.li/Q04d8ZbR0 #FTIR #GasAnalysis #KnowWhatsInTheAir

What’s the real impact of drought, heat, and ozone on plant emissions, and how do management choices change the soil GHG story? With the GT5000 in the field, researchers capture changes as they happen, align measurements with growth stages, and fine‑tune practices for yield, soil quality, and footprint. Explore the research work in China → hubs.li/Q04fdXT10 #Agriculture #SoilHealth #PlantScience #SustainableFarming 四川大学 Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Detection limits on paper don’t always hold once chamber measurements move into real field conditions. This live webinar focuses on how calibration curves are used (and often misunderstood) in chamber measurements, why validation is essential for trustworthy data, and how environmental conditions can quietly shape your results. Drawing on field experience from agricultural studies in Finland, we’ll discuss what reliable chamber measurement data really looks like outside controlled environments. 🗓 May 21st | 11:00 UTC (14:00 EEST) Register here to secure your spot: hubs.li/Q04fdWxZ0 We are joined by CEO of Datasense, Jari Hakkarainen. Datasense is a Finnish company working at the intersection of environmental research and field measurements. #SoilFlux #ChamberMeasurements #EnvironmentalResearch #FTIR

At #EGU26, we’re not only showcasing instruments, we’re also contributing to the research around them. Our Environmental Application Specialist Ola Szymon presented a poster on “Impact of Chamber Transparency on Soil-Derived Greenhouse Gas Flux Measurements Using FTIR Spectroscopy”, exploring how chamber design can influence measured fluxes even under identical field conditions. The study was carried out using the GT5000 Terra, with a focus on real measurement setups rather than controlled assumptions. It’s a small example of something we see often: the setup around the measurement matters just as much as the analyzer itself. Authors Ola Szymon, Sami Ketonen & Sebastian Seiberlich are happy to continue the conversation at booth 55. #EGU2026 #SoilResearch #Gasmet European Geosciences Union (EGU)

Day 2 at #EGU26, and let's focus a while on the chamber setup we have: We’re at booth 55 with the GT5000 Terra and a full chamber setup running live demos throughout the week. If you're working with gas analysis or in the middle of evaluating your options, it's worth a visit, easier to have the conversation in front of the running instrument than on a spec sheet. If soil gas flux or field measurements are part of your work, come take a closer look at how the setup performs in practice. #EGU2026 #SoilResearch #Gasmet European Geosciences Union (EGU)

First day at EGU26 nearly wrapped. The conversations have been good, with a lot of honest talk about soil gas flux and field measurements, and the gap that tends to exist between what looks clean in the lab and what actually holds up in the field. If you're a Gasmet user (or dream to be), come find us, grab a photo with the team and "Framing the future of clean air" photo frame, and share what you're working on. To find us the rest of the week, look for the blue Gasmet balloon. Gasmet team : Sami Ketonen, Claudia Gebhart, Ola Szymon, Sebastian Seiberlich #EGU2026 #SoilResearch #Gasmet European Geosciences Union (EGU)