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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 wetlands for exchange measurementWetlands are active boundaries between aquifers, soil, surface water and the atmosphere. Water may enter from a shallow groundwater lens, move laterally…
  2. Turbidity Monitoring for a Pipeline River CrossingA pipeline crossing can disturb the bed and banks of a waterway, releasing fine sediment into the flow and creating a visible plume downstream. For an…
  3. Optical Backscatter Profiling for Near-Bed Sediment GradientsSediment concentration rarely remains uniform through the water column. Close to the bed, waves, currents, vessel movement and river discharge can lift fine…
  4. Building A Reliable Long-Term Turbidity DatasetLong-term turbidity monitoring supports decisions about dredging, catchment health, mine-water controls, river restoration and marine construction. A dataset…
  5. Continuous bathymetric sediment mapping with turbidity sensorsIntegrating turbidity and depth sensors for continuous bathymetric sediment mapping creates a more complete picture of how underwater terrain changes. A depth…
  6. Using Turbidity To Evaluate Light Availability For Submerged PlantsSubmerged aquatic vegetation depends on sufficient light reaching leaves below the water surface. When suspended sediment, plankton, organic particles, or…
  7. Mapping Salinity Gradients In Brackish AquifersBrackish aquifers contain a mixture of fresh and saline groundwater, often with sharp chemical transitions over relatively short vertical distances. These…
  8. Deploying Optical Sensors on Trawl-Resistant Bottom MountsCoastal waters are productive, dynamic, and heavily used. Commercial fishing, dredging, shipping, construction, aquaculture, and environmental research can all…
  9. Turbidity Monitoring Strategies for Combined Sewer Overflow DetectionCombined sewer overflows (CSOs) occur when a shared pipe network carries more stormwater and wastewater than a treatment plant or collection system can manage.…
  10. Field Calibration Of Suspended-Solids Sensors Without FormazinReliable suspended-solids measurements begin with a calibration method that reflects the sensor, the water, and the material being measured. In a laboratory,…