DTU built long wavelength mid-infrared supercontinuum source that is intended for operation in an airborne gas spectroscopy system for pollution monitoring as a part of the EU project FLying ultrA-broadband single-shot InfraRed Sensor (FLAIR). The 3MHz SC laser emit 86...

On June 24th 2020 FLAIR Consortium successfully performed first flying test in Beromünster, Switzerland.

Collaborative research journey started in 2016 led to its first testing flight to validate FLAIR system functionality.

For the initial flight was used Zeppelin platfo...

Radboud University is currently developing a compact, fast scanning, transportable Fourier Transform Spectrometer (FTS) which is compatible with high repetition rate mid-infrared supercontinuum sources. This FTS system will be used in combination with the novel mid-inf...

The FLAIR sensor system consists of an innovative 2D spectrometer system embedded on an airborne platform. Please, see the picture. 

The general working principle is the following: a broad spectrum generated by a specifically designed supercontinuum laser (emi...

The Consortium has decided to rely on new airborne platforms: a zeppelin for initial tests and comparison to a ground based sensor installed on a tower (at tower test in Switzerland) and a manned helicopter for final verification and measurements (see Figure).

The...

Senseair has built and trimmed a long path length Multipass cell with a light distance of almost 18 meters. This equipment has been shipped to the researchers at CSEM in Neuchatel, Switzerland for verification and test.

The next step in the development of optics is to r...