The latest from the Atmosfir team — peer-reviewed publications, deployment milestones, conference presentations, and regulatory commentary.
Recent chemical incidents in California and Washington show why continuous fenceline monitoring matters — for earlier warning, faster emergency response, and public trust.
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Atmosfir is presenting and exhibiting at A&WMA's 119th Annual Conference & Exhibition in Austin, June 21–24, 2026. Visit Booth #506, and join two sessions on Tuesday, June 23 — one on HaZapp hazard reporting, one on D-fenceline fenceline monitoring.
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Join Atmosfir at the Air & Waste Management Association's Odor Management conference in Bloomington, MN, May 12–14, 2026. Gilad Shpitzer presents "HaZapp: A Crowd-Based App for Reporting and Managing Environmental Hazards" (Session OM-13) on May 14. Schedule a meeting or a personal demo.
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Meet Atmosfir at the AWMA Louisiana Section Annual Conference in Baton Rouge, October 29–30, 2025. We're discussing HON Rule fenceline compliance planning and customized monitoring approaches for Gulf Coast facilities — schedule a short meeting to map a plan for your site.
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Atmosfir is presenting two sessions at the Air & Waste Management Association's 118th Annual Conference & Exhibition (ACE 2025) in Raleigh, NC: "Streamlining Compliance: Automated Solutions for US EPA HON Regulations" and "HaZapp, the Crowd-Based Application for Reporting Environmental Hazards."
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A side-by-side look at ethylene oxide fenceline monitoring approaches — periodic canister sampling (EPA Method 327) versus near-real-time GC/MS analysis with D-fenceline — covering detection limits, time resolution, root-cause support, and operating-cost considerations.
Atmosfir Optics holds ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation (Certificate No. 493) from the Israel Laboratory Accreditation Authority for FTIR-based ambient air and open-path atmospheric gas monitoring. The accreditation is valid through June 2027.