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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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D & A Instruments
Turbidity monitors & water-quality instrumentation

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  1. Groundwater profiler deployment in deep observation wellsDeep observation wells provide access to aquifers, fractured rock, mine workings, and engineered recharge zones that cannot be assessed reliably from surface…
  2. How Turbidity Changes Light Availability in Aquatic EcosystemsSunlight is the primary energy source for most aquatic food webs. Phytoplankton, algae, seagrasses, and submerged plants use radiation to convert carbon…
  3. Integrating suspended-solids sensors with telemetry for early warning systemsEarly warning systems for sediment events depend on more than a sensor installed in moving water. They require a complete chain that can detect a change in…
  4. Field Audits of Optical Sensor Accuracy With Grab SamplesOptical turbidity and suspended-solids sensors provide continuous measurements in conditions where laboratory sampling alone cannot capture rapid changes. A…
  5. Data management strategies for large-scale turbidity sensor networksTurbidity monitoring becomes a data-management problem long before a network reaches hundreds of instruments. Each optical sensor can produce a continuous…
  6. Real-Time Turbidity Monitoring At A Riverbank Filtration SystemA riverbank filtration system can produce high-quality source water by drawing river water through natural layers of sand and gravel before it reaches…
  7. Optical Sensors for Extreme Turbidity in MiningMining operations can create water conditions that exceed the practical range of ordinary turbidity instruments. Dredging, tailings discharge, pit dewatering,…
  8. Using Groundwater Profilers To Assess Aquifer Storage And Recovery SystemsAquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) systems place treated drinking water, reclaimed water, or seasonally available surface water into a suitable aquifer for…
  9. Reliable Suspended-Solids Measurement in Paper Mill EffluentPaper manufacturing uses large volumes of water to transport fibers, dilute stock, wash equipment, and control temperature. After use, that water can contain…
  10. Correcting Turbidity Measurements For Changing Ambient LightOptical turbidity instruments estimate water clarity by measuring how suspended particles scatter or absorb light. The signal can be highly reliable when the…