European Facility For Airborne Research April 17, 2024, 00:20
| Name | M55 High Altitude Gas Atmospheric Research |
| Acronym | HAGAR-M55 |
| Manufacturer | University of Frankfurt |
| Operated by | Geophysica-GEIE |
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| Name | Trace Gas Analyzer |
| Acronym | Trace Gas Analyzer |
| Measured parameter | Trace Gas concentrations |
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| Measurement(s) | Gas Phase |
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| Weight | 83.0 |
| Operating mode | In situ |
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| Additional information | HAGAR is a multi-tracer instrument for research balloons and high-altitude aircraft and consists of a 2-channel gas chromatograph (GC) along with a CO2-sensor based on IR absorption. The GC is currently configured to measure N20, CFC-12, CFC-11, and halon-1211 every 90s, and SF6 every 45s. Contact: |
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| Could also fit on any aircraft having the following characteristics | |
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