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2 November 2017 Low-cost photonic sensors for carbon dioxide exchange rate measurement
Marcin S. Bieda, Piotr Sobotka M.D., Piotr Lesiak, Tomasz R. Woliński
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Abstract
Carbon dioxide (CO2) measurement has an important role in atmosphere monitoring. Usually, two types of measurements are carried out. The first one is based on gas concentration measurement while the second involves gas exchange rate measurement between earth surface and atmosphere [1]. There are several methods which allow gas concentration measurement. However, most of them require expensive instrumentation or large devices (i.e. gas chambers). In order to precisely measure either CO2 concentration or CO2 exchange rate, preferably a sensors network should be used. These sensors must have small dimensions, low power consumption, and they should be cost-effective. Therefore, this creates a great demand for a robust low-power and low-cost CO2 sensor [2,3]. As a solution, we propose a photonic sensor that can measure CO2 concentration and also can be used to measure gas exchange by using the Eddy covariance method [1].
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Marcin S. Bieda, Piotr Sobotka M.D., Piotr Lesiak, and Tomasz R. Woliński "Low-cost photonic sensors for carbon dioxide exchange rate measurement", Proc. SPIE 10421, Remote Sensing for Agriculture, Ecosystems, and Hydrology XIX, 104210I (2 November 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2282162
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