CO2 Meter and Compact CO2 Probe
Short Name:The short name or acronym of the facility. CO2 Meter
Facility Description
The MI70 Measurement Indicator is a user-friendly tool for displaying and logging data. Combined with a measurement probe, it can be used for field checking and calibration of Vaisala’s fixed instruments. The MI70 supports Vaisala’s humidity and temperature, dew point, carbon dioxide, and moisture probes.
Our ISSInternational Space Station version is currently outfitted with the GMP251 CO₂ Probe for %-level measurements in life science incubators and similar applications. The GMP251 has an operating temperature range of -40 to +60 °C and a measurement range of 0 to 20% CO₂.
Availability:The general availability status of the facility. Please contact the facility manager
ISS Environment:The facility location (internal or external to the ISS.) Internal
Owner:The entity that owns the facility. BioServe Space Technologies
Operator/Implementation Partner:The entity or ISS National Lab Implementation Partner that operates the facility.
BioServe Space Technologies
Developer(s):The entity, or entities, that developed the facility.
BioServe Space Technologies
Facility Manager:The name of the facility manager and their organization.
Stefanie Countryman
BioServe Space Technologies
Manager Email:The facility manager's email address.
countrym@colorado.edu
Parent Facility:Any facility that is necessary to operate the facility described on this webpage. i.e., a parent facility is one level higher in the operational hierarachy.
Child Facility:Facilities that can be operated within the facility described on this webpage.
Sponsoring Space Agency:The government space agency that sponsors investigations that use the facility. NASA
Equipment Category:"The facility's ISS National Lab equipment designation type. Designations include:
1. ISS National Lab Commercial Service Provider (CSP) Facility
2. Support Hardware
3. Capability Support Hardware
Additional Information:Additional resources to learn more about the facility.
