Projects
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Publications
- The advanced multicomponent air analyser ANITA2 on its way to ISS
- Gas monitoring onboard ISS using FTIR spectroscopy
- Air quality monitoring for the International Space Station applicable to aircraft cabins and cockpits Read the publication
- Progress in ANITA2, the Upcoming High Performance ISS Air Monitor for Continuous In-Orbit Operation
- Low cost laserless FTIR spectrometer on the farm for real-time nitrous oxide soil emission measurements
- Progress in ANITA2, the Upcoming High Performance ISS Air Monitor for Continuous In-Orbit Operation
- The Advanced ISS Air Monitor ANITA2 – Future Continuous Measurements of Trace Gas Contaminants and their Dynamics
- Status Report on ANITA2 – The European Programme on High Performance Air Monitoring of ISS Trace Gas Contamination and Gas Concentration Dynamics
- Evaluation of ANITA Air Monitoring on the International Space Station
- Advanced ISS Air Monitoring – The ANITA and ANITA2 Missions
Other
- ANITA2 – Multicomponent Air Analyser for ISS – 2 Years of Operation, Hardware Behaviour and Possible Improvements for Future Versions.
- ANITA2 – the Multicomponent Air Analyser on ISS – Gas Measurement Results From the ISS Air in 2023
- ANITA2 – the Advanced Multicomponent Air Analyser for ISS – Gas Measurement Results From the ISS Air in 2022
- ANITA-2 – the Advanced Multicomponent Air Analyser for ISS – First Year of Operation, Hardware Behaviour, Expected Lifetime and Reliability as well as Future Updates for ANITA-3.
- ANITA2 -- the advanced multicomponent air analyser for ISS -- Pre-flight calibration and testing of gas measurement performance
- ANITA2 Trace Gas Analyser for the ISS - Flight Model Finalisation, Ground Test Results, and ANITA-X for future exploration missions
- Norsk gassmåler på vei til romstasjonen
- Norsk luftmåler skal sikre romfarere mot farlige gasser
- ANITA2 Trace Gas Analyser for the ISS - Flight Model Finalization and ground test results
- ANITA2 Flight Model Development – First ground test results of the Trace Gas Analyser for the ISS (and beyond)