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Consulting

schnaiTEC can share their experience and know-how in the following fields:

Development of scientific instrumentation that is based on optical methods
- Instrumentation for laboratory research, e.g. cloud chamber instrumentation
- Instrumentation for field research, e.g. airborne instruments
Particle light scattering simulations
- Expected signal of optical particle instruments, e.g. light scattering spectrometers
- Mie calculations for spherical particles
- Multiple-sphere clusters, e.g. absorption and light scattering by fractal soot particles
- T-matrix calculations for spheroidal particles
- Geometric optics for ice crystals
Image analysis
- Processing of particle micrographs, e.g. from bright-field optical microscopy
- Extraction of microphysical properties from particle images

schnaiTEC can share their experience and know-how in the following fields:

Development of scientific instrumentation that is based on optical methods
- Instrumentation for laboratory research, e.g. cloud chamber instrumentation
- Instrumentation for field research, e.g. airborne instruments
Particle light scattering simulations
- Expected signal of optical particle instruments, e.g. light scattering spectrometers
- Mie calculations for spherical particles
- Multiple-sphere clusters, e.g. absorption and light scattering by fractal soot particles
- T-matrix calculations for spheroidal particles
- Geometric optics for ice crystals
Image analysis
- Processing of particle micrographs, e.g. from bright-field optical microscopy
- Extraction of microphysical properties from particle images

Do completely new research

schnaiTEC

PAAS-4λ deployment in the sub-Arctic

Martin Schnaiter

3.1.2022

schnaiTEC is collecting pollution data at the Finnish Pallas Sammaltunturi station located 170 km north of the Arctic circle. The one year deployment serves to demonstrate the PAAS-4λ detection capabilities for long-range pollution transport into the pristine Arctic environment. Measurements are performed in collaboration with the Finnish Meteorological Institute.

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