Sajad Ahmad Mir - Department of Physics, University of Kashmir, Hazratbal, Srinagar ۱۹۰ ۰۰۶, India
Naseer Iqbal - Department of Physics, University of Kashmir, Hazratbal, Srinagar ۱۹۰ ۰۰۶, India
Waseem Bari - Department of Physics, University of Kashmir, Hazratbal, Srinagar ۱۹۰ ۰۰۶, India,
Nisith K. Das - Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre, ۱/AF Bidhannagar, Kolkata ۷۰۰ ۰۶۴, India

The radon time series measurement facility for seismotonic observations at Tatta Pani hot spring has been installed very recently. This facility aims to carry out the monitoring of geo-chemical gases. Preliminary observations show that the radon concentration of the spring gas is significantly high (approximately 840 kBq/m3) manifesting thereby that the thermal waters at Tatta Pani come in extensive contact with uraniferous minerals and leach out radon and other gases entrapped within the rock crystallites. In this paper, in addition to the details of the facilities being built at Tatta Pani, some of the most recent observations from the observatory are presented.