Meet Gasmet at EGU26

Join us at the EGU26 conference in Vienna, Austria from May 3rd to 8th 2026, to share your work with the global geoscience community and explore the latest advancements in gas analysis technology.

You can find us in Entrance Hall, Booth #55

EGU is a fantastic opportunity to discuss about the latest in environmental science, and explore how gas analysis can support groundbreaking studies.

Come meet Gasmet people and your (new) best friend for gas analysis, Gasmet GT5000 Terra, which can be used in various environments and research fields.

Look for a blue balloon in the entrance hall floating above the booths and you've found us!

Highlights at our booth:

Hands-on with the GT5000 Terra
We’re bringing our GT5000 Terra, the compact yet powerful gas analyzer that makes field measurements easier than ever. Stop by our booth to see it in action, ask questions, and discover how it could enhance your research.
Prepare for upcoming field season: best practices
Engage with our experts to discuss how portable FTIR enables simultaneous multi‑gas measurements and how to build
a clear, practical foundation for producing reproducible, publication‑grade flux data. We look forward to seeing you there!
Capture a moment with Terra
Visit our booth and frame your future with our beloved yellow box. First‑timers and long‑time users equally welcome.

Scientific contributions enabled by Gasmet analyzers at EGU26

A selection of scientific posters and PICO presentations featuring studies that utilized Gasmet FTIR analyzers for greenhouse gas flux, soil processes, and ecosystem research.

Additionally, you should dive into different research publications, where Gasmet analyzers have been utilized throughout the years.

EGU26-22189 | ECS | PICO | BG2.10

Effect of biogenic structures on greenhouse gases emissions in wetlands of La Cruz Lagoon, Gulf of California, Sonora

José Miguel Gutiérrez Rongel, Francisco Elizandro Molina Freaner, and Blanca González Méndez
Tue, 05 May, 09:11–09:13 (CEST) PICO spot 2

EGU26-8947 | ECS | PICO | BG2.10

Latest updates to the goFlux R package: new functionalities and improvements

Karelle Rheault, Camille Minaudo, Jesper Riis Christiansen, and Klaus Steenberg Larsen

Tue, 05 May, 08:49–08:51 (CEST) PICO spot 2 | PICO2.8

EGU26-14340 | PICO | BG2.10

Automating Analyzer Background Calibration for a Long-Term Flux Chamber System

Nicholas Nickerson, Chance Creelman, Mara Taylor, Heidi Maxner, Sami Ketonen, Allan Bradey, Alex Marshall, and Greg Covey

Tue, 05 May, 08:47–08:49 (CEST) PICO spot 2 | PICO2.7

EGU26-11667 | Posters on site | SSS9.1

Impact of Chamber Transparency on Soil-Derived Greenhouse Gas Flux Measurements Using FTIR Spectroscopy

Sami Ketonen, Ola Szymon, and Sebastian Seiberlich
Mon, 04 May, 10:45–12:30 (CEST) Hall X3 | X3.94

Why choose Gasmet analyzers and partnering with us in your research?

Reliability and portability
Our analyzers offer lab-quality results in the field with reliability, portability, and low detection limits. They are designed for environmental researchers on the move.
Future-proof technology
The GT5000 Terra can measure all gases of interest simultaneously in low and high ranges. It is adaptable for future research needs without any hardware changes.
Ease of Use
Our practical analyzers require no sampling preparation, recalibration by the user, or special expertise to use or maintain. Simply start measuring and focus on the results.

Gasmet is committed to providing reliable, robust, and easy-to-use technology for the research community worldwide. Our gas analyzers are used by the research community all over the world from the Amazon to the Arctic for understanding the carbon balance of biofuel farming or to study methane production in ruminants.

Every unit we sell contributes to an enhanced understanding of the global greenhouse gas balance and supports our mission of empowering the world to strive for clean air with our reliable gas analysis solutions.

Free GHG flux measurements guide

Explore how Gasmet’s innovative technology can transform your research approach by providing precise, real-time data and simplifying fieldwork logistics, with our Greenhouse gas flux measurement guide. It’s a must-have for researchers and academicians!