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Flight Engineer Alexander Misurkin from Roscosmos works with the JPL Electronic Nose (ENose) experiment in the Zvezda service module. ENose is a full-time, continuously operating event monitor designed to detect air contamination from spills and leaks in the crew habitat of the International Space Station. It fills the long-standing gap between onboard alarms and complex analytical instruments. ENose provides rapid, early identification and quantification of atmospheric changes caused by chemical species to which it has been trained. ENose can also be used to monitor cleanup processes after a leak or a spill.

Cosmonaut Alexander Misurkin works on the JPL Electronic Nose (ENose) experiment

iss053e238931 (Nov. 22, 2017) --- Flight Engineer Alexander Misurkin from Roscosmos works with the JPL Electronic Nose (ENose) experiment in the Zvezda service module. ENose is a full-time, continuously operating event monitor designed to detect air contamination from spills and leaks in the crew habitat of the International Space Station. It fills the long-standing gap between onboard alarms and complex analytical instruments. ENose provides rapid, early identification and quantification of atmospheric changes caused by chemical species to which it has been trained. ENose can also be used to monitor cleanup processes after a leak or a spill.

Image Credit: NASA/Victor Zelentsov
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