Abstract: A method and a system for classifying at least one individual gas compound from a plurality of leaked gases in a specified field of view are provided herein. The method may include the following steps: generating, by a cryogenically cooled detector and using a first of at least n filters, multiple spectral band images of the specified view in spectral bands coinciding with said leaking gases spectral bands in which said leaking gases emit and absorb electromagnetic radiation; calculating from the images, the relative absorption response of said gases in each of said filters, respectively; calculating a set of predetermined coefficients; normalizing said relative absorption responses to the sum of relative responses of said filters; and calculating the weighted average molecular mass of said gas compound of said leaking gases.

Abstract: The subject matter discloses a method for detecting concentration of air contaminants, comprising obtaining an average sample single beam value, the average sample single beam value comprises a first set of single beam measurements obtained from a detector; obtaining an average background single beam value, the average background single beam value comprises a second set of single beam measurements obtained from the detector; comparing the average sample single beam value to the average background single beam value to determine the concentration of air contamination; continuously updating the averages upon detection of new single beam measurements; wherein the second set of single beam measurements comprises a plurality of single beam measurements that were detected by the detector prior to the detection of the single beam measurements included in the first set of single beam measurements. In some cases, the first set partially overlaps with the second set.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for the fenceline monitoring of air contaminants. More particularly, methods, systems, and computer program products for correlating temporal variations between simultaneous measurements of at least one point monitor and an optical remote sensing (ORS) monitor to estimate the peak concentration of one or more air contaminants along a line of measurement, e.g., a fenceline.

Abstract: The presently disclosed subject matter relates to methods, systems, and computer program products for monitoring for low vapor pressure noxious compounds in the atmosphere. More particularly, the presently disclosed subject matter relates to an active, modulated open-path infrared method, system, and computer program product for detecting, identifying, and quantifying one or more low vapor pressure noxious compounds in the atmosphere, wherein the one or more low vapor pressure compounds can be present in the vapor phase, the aerosol phase, adsorbed on airborne particulate matter, and combinations thereof.