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Turbidity & suspended solids instrumentation, historically based in Port Townsend, WA Product line now supported through Campbell Scientific, Inc.
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Turbidity monitors & water-quality instrumentation

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  1. Groundwater Profiling for Permeable Reactive Barrier PerformancePermeable reactive barriers (PRBs) are passive groundwater-treatment systems designed to intercept a contaminant plume and remove or transform pollutants as…
  2. Optical Sensor Selection for Monitoring Sediment Transport in Mountain StreamsMountain streams move sediment in short, intense pulses. A clear channel can become heavily loaded within minutes of rainfall, snowmelt, landslides, or…
  3. Building A Cloud Dashboard For Real-Time Turbidity MonitoringReal-time turbidity monitoring turns an optical measurement into an operational view of water quality. A sensor measures the scattering of light caused by…
  4. Data Validation Methods For Turbidity Sensors In Harsh EnvironmentsTurbidity sensors operating in dredging zones, rivers, harbors, estuaries, and coastal waters face conditions that can distort an otherwise useful measurement.…
  5. Optimizing Coagulant Dosing with Suspended-Solids SensorsAt a drinking water plant, coagulation is often managed through jar tests, operator experience, flow measurements, and periodic laboratory analysis. These…
  6. How Sensor Orientation Shapes Vertical Turbidity ProfilesVertical profiling turns turbidity measurement into a moving observation of the water column. A sensor is exposed to changing concentrations of suspended…
  7. Groundwater profiler applications in agricultural tile drainage studiesAgricultural tile drainage helps remove excess water from fields, improve trafficability, and extend the workable planting window. It can also accelerate the…
  8. Deploying Multi-Depth Turbidity Arrays in Stratified EstuariesEstuaries are dynamic measurement environments where freshwater inflow, tidal exchange, wind, bathymetry, and sediment transport interact within a relatively…
  9. Techniques for Reducing Flow-Induced Noise in In-Situ Turbidity MeasurementsIn-situ turbidity sensors provide continuous information about suspended particles in rivers, channels, reservoirs, estuaries, and coastal waters. Their value…
  10. Comparing Discrete And Continuous Turbidity Sampling For Stormwater ComplianceStormwater compliance monitoring often begins with a practical question: should a site collect individual water samples at selected times, or should it measure…