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CASE STUDY
Calibration: The miniDOT Ice-Bucket Test
If a miniDOT sensor comes back with a barnacle, chances are you’ll want to to clean it and test it for redeployment in the most comprehensive way. Here’s the data from twin PME miniDOT loggers that took a plunge in their own “ice-bucket challenge.”
Look out for Aquasend, PME’s subsidiary company, at Aquaculture America 2018, February 19-22, at the Paris Las Vegas hotel. Aquasend will be presenting the aquaDOT Alarm Buoy, for real-time oxygen and temperature monitoring, at Booth 411.
Scientists sampled a variety of streams in an agricultural region of France and found them to be surprisingly good sensors for long-term nutrient conditions.
REDUCING NITROGEN MAY NOT BE ENOUGH TO STOP BLOOMS
A 46-year experiment on an artificial lake in Canada reveals that – because of nitrogen fixing – removing phosphorus may be necessary to prevent harmful algal blooms.
@FionaDyer shared photos of new miniDOT loggers for deployment on an Institute of Applied Ecology/University of Canberra project in Australia’s Lake Tuggeranong.
Everyone loves a good continuous graph! @chandra_PLUTO shared a pic showing 30 days of DO and temp data collected with the PLUTO Buoy and miniDOT logger.
25 Years’ Data on Health of Carribbean Coast Released
The study of data Caribbean Coastal Marine Productivity Program (CARICOMP) provides insight into human impacts over decades in 29 monitoring sites around the sea.
PME’s 30 years of experience in sensor technology is set to revolutionize aquaculture with Aquasend, a wholly-owned subsidiary of PME. Stay tuned for news about Aquasend’s real-time water quality monitoring and management system.
