| ID |
Abstract Title |
Presenter |
Company |
Session Choice |
Presentation |
| 1773 | Ionisation Technology: Addressing Odour Compounds and Gas-Phase Contaminants | Mrs Sam Hantoosh | Environment Agency (EA) | Novel technologies ( New technologies, New techniques and experiences with them) | Oral |
| 1775 | soarability Air Detection Prodcuts | Mr Adrian Fowler | AlphaGeo Ltd | Novel technologies ( New technologies, New techniques and experiences with them) | Oral |
| 1776 | DISPERSION MODELING OF MERCURY EMISSIONS FROM STACKS OF CEMENT PLANTS EMPLOYING COAL AS AN ALTERNATIVE FUEL | Mr Abdullah Mustafa | Faculty of Environmental Researches and Studies | Industry perspective | Oral |
| 1777 | Compact Air Quality Monitoring according to Standard Reference Methods | Mr Philipp Zimmel | JCT Group GmbH | Other | Oral |
| 1778 | Smart Sampling Solutions for demanding applications like SynGas Production | Mr Philipp Zimmel | JCT Group GmbH | Method performance ( Uncertainties, Best practice, Development of methods, Data handling, Calibration and calibration gases) | Oral |
| 1781 | Eyes on the Prize: Optical Gas Imaging to Quantify and Monitor Leaks | Ms Megan Hine | Draeger Safety UK | Monitoring: (Leak detection approaches, Quantification, Site level measurement) | Oral |
| 1782 | Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Can you adapt your gas detection systems to improve your emissions monitoring | Ms Megan Hine | Draeger Safety UK | Monitoring technologies (New technologies, Satellite and airborne measurement, Mobile monitoring, Continuous monitoring) | Oral |
| 1783 | From Hydrocarbons to Hydrogen: What changes when it comes to gas and flame detection? | Ms Megan Hine | Draeger Safety UK | Monitoring (leak detection approaches, Quantification, Site level measurement, Issues with monitoring) | Oral |
| 1784 | RESPIRATORY DISEASES IN CORONEL, BIO-BIO REGION - CHILE, ASSOCIATED WITH AIR POLLUTION: USE OF SINCA NETWORK DATA AND AIRQ+ SOFTWARE | Mr Diego Pantoja | UCSC | Health Effects (Epidemiology, Toxicology) | Poster |
| 1786 | Evaluating Air Quality and Associated Health Risks in Ikere Ekiti, Nigeria: An Indoor and Outdoor Assessment | Dr Francis Olawale Abulude | Environmental and Sustainable Research Group, Science and Education Development Institute, Akure, Ondo State (SEDInst), Nigeria | Indoor Air quality | Oral |
| 1787 | Comprehensive Methane Emissions Monitoring in Coal Power Plants: Targets, Method, and Insights | Mr Ehsan Tavakoli | DEUS-Pollutrack | Industry perspective | Oral |
| 1789 | Cartagena: A Digital Twin for Environmental Quality and Sustainability | Mr John David Babyack | Libelium | Monitoring Campaigns/ Sensor Networks | Oral |
| 1790 | Novel determination of sources of pollution and trends in UK ambient air quality | Dr Emma Braysher | NPL | Monitoring Campaigns/ Sensor Networks | Oral |
| 1791 | Advances for robust, unattended, cylinder-free ozone precursor monitoring | Dr Aaron Davies | Markes International Ltd | Method performance ( Uncertainties, Best practice, Development of methods, Data handling, Calibration and calibration gases) | Oral |
| 1792 | Using laser technology for specific, low concentration monitoring of methane in stationary, portable and mobile applications. | Mr John Downie | Environmental Instruments Limited | Monitoring technologies (New technologies, Satellite and airborne measurement, Mobile monitoring, Continuous monitoring) | Oral |
| 1793 | Ambient particle number and size measurement with a simple electrical instrument | Dr Erkka Saukko | Pegasor Oy | Novel technologies ( New technologies, New techniques and experiences with them) | Oral |
| 1798 | Mobile VOC monitoring on vehicle and aircraft platforms | Dr Veronika Pospisilova | tofwerk | Novel technologies ( New technologies, New techniques and experiences with them) | Oral |
| 1799 | Real Time Monitoring of Semi-Volatile Emerging Atmospheric Contaminants: Application of the AIM Reactor in PFAS Detection | Dr Veronika Pospisilova | tofwerk | Future issues (New pollutants, Gas matrices, New sources, Analyser certification) | Poster |
| 1800 | Determination of TOC in stack through innovative FID analyser easy to carry | Dr Carlo Bruno | Pollution Srl | Novel technologies ( New technologies, New techniques and experiences with them) | Oral |
| 1801 | Industrial Emission to Air NOx abatement Technologies | Ms ANUSHREE KHIRIA | Yara Environmental Technologies | Novel technologies ( New technologies, New techniques and experiences with them) | Oral |
| 1802 | Advanced Continuous Emissions Detection with Situational Awareness | Mr Stephen Beynon | FLIR | Monitoring: (Leak detection approaches, Quantification, Site level measurement) | Oral |
| 1808 | The next generation of Alphasense’s low-cost air quality sensors. | Dr Ronan Baron | Alphasense | Research Projects (Innovation/ A I Enhancement of sensor technology) | Oral |
| 1810 | P-AMS, the future of standardized quality control for CEMS | Mr Antony Sumner | Gasmet Technologies (UK) Ltd | Update on regulations and standards (Regulations on Monitoring, Standards) | Oral |
| 1811 | Sensing, Foresight, Clairvoyance and Hydrogen | Dr Cat Gardner | ION Science Ltd | Monitoring (leak detection approaches, Quantification, Site level measurement, Issues with monitoring) | Oral |
| 1814 | Understanding Air Pollution Mitigation Strategies in Schools | Mr Tom Conboy | SRL Technical Services Ltd | Other | Oral |
| 1822 | Low temperature deNOx and H2 slip technology for clean air applications | Prof Andrew Beale | Finden Ltd | Indoor Air quality | Oral |
| 1823 | Measurement of ultrafine aerosol particles in an urban environment | Dr Daniela Wimmer | AVL | Monitoring Campaigns/ Sensor Networks | Poster |
| 1825 | The development of a UK Code of Practice for the selection, deployment, and quality control of low-cost air quality sensor systems in outdoor ambient air | Dr Valerio Ferracci | National Physical Laboratory | Standardisation (Certification, Legislation, Best practice, Quality assurance) | Oral |
| 1827 | New 9λ Aethalometer model AE36s – Performance and advanced characterization of aerosol sources | Dr Asta Gregorič | Aerosol d.o.o. | Research Projects (Innovation/ A I Enhancement of sensor technology) | Oral |
| 1828 | Field and Mobile Measurements of Air Toxics Using Thermal Desorption, Broadband Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy | Dr Aurelie Marcotte | Entanglement Technologies, Inc | Novel technologies ( New technologies, New techniques and experiences with them) | Oral |
| 1829 | INNOVATION IN PURE GAS AND MIXTURES PACKAGING FOR LABORATORIES AND ANALYSIS MARKET | Mr Simon James | Air Liquide | Novel technologies ( New technologies, New techniques and experiences with them) | Oral |
| 1836 | Methane Detection in Industrial Environments Using Sensor-based Systems | Dr Edurne Ibarrola-Ulzurrun | Kunak Technologies | Monitoring technologies (New technologies, Satellite and airborne measurement, Mobile monitoring, Continuous monitoring) | Oral |
| 1837 | Advancing Air Quality Sensor Systems: From Independent Evaluations to International Standards and Certifications | Dr Edurne Ibarrola-Ulzurrun | Kunak Technologies | Standardisation (Certification, Legislation, Best practice, Quality assurance) | Oral |
| 1838 | Precise Environmental Data Correction in Low-Cost Sensors for Enhanced Air Quality Monitoring | Dr Edurne Ibarrola-Ulzurrun | Kunak Technologies | Method performance ( Uncertainties, Best practice, Development of methods, Data handling, Calibration and calibration gases) | Oral |
| 1840 | Breathe London: Engaging Communities through Air Quality Sensor Networks | Mr Lee Swanson | Clarity Movement | Monitoring Campaigns/ Sensor Networks | Oral |
| 1841 | Multi-Scale Sensor Integration for Comprehensive Air Quality Management | Mr Miguel Escribano | Bettair Cities | Monitoring Campaigns/ Sensor Networks | Oral |
| 1849 | Hydrogen blending of Natural Gas : How to tackle the fast measuring | Mr Ben Goossens | ABB | Technologies | Oral |
| 1850 | PM2.5 emissions from Energy from Waste and natural gas fired plants | Mr David Graham | Uniper | Future issues (New pollutants, Gas matrices, New sources, Analyser certification) | Oral |
| 1851 | Carbon Capture and Storage requirements within the Emissions Trading Scheme | Mr David Graham | Uniper | CCUS | Oral |
| 1852 | Regulation of Hydrogen Combustion: Emissions reporting and compliance assessment | Mr David Graham | Uniper | CCUS | Oral |
| 1853 | Development and use of a methane controlled release capabilities to validate emissions measurement instruments and methods. | Mr Jonathan Helmore | National Physical Laboratory | Uncertainties and validation studies | Oral |
| 1854 | Dispatches from the frontline: how to manufacture calibrated devices using machine learning | Mr Bruno Beloff | South Coast Science Limited | Research Projects (Innovation/ A I Enhancement of sensor technology) | Oral |
| 1855 | On line monitoring of odour unit (OU) emissions and odour sources identification by using a new generation of IOMS analysers around an animal feed production plant | Dr JEAN-CHRISTOPHE MIFSUD | ELLONA | Method performance ( Uncertainties, Best practice, Development of methods, Data handling, Calibration and calibration gases) | Oral |
| 1857 | Automate and document the QAL3 procedure | Mr Kenneth Vindum | Olicem A/S | Method performance ( Uncertainties, Best practice, Development of methods, Data handling, Calibration and calibration gases) | Oral |
| 1858 | Investigating fleet emission characteristics using enhanced technical inspection procedures | Dr Daisy Thomas | 3DATX Corporation | Other | Oral |
