Although they should match perfectly, the two sensors rarely reported the same temperature value throughout their deployment. Furthermore, the 16plusV2 appeared to stop logging, although the batteries still had life upon recovery. Can you identify the problem?
November 2019 Newsletter The data above come from a profiling CTD, deployed in sea conditions that caused approximately 1-meter ship heave. Two things stick out – relatively unchanging salinity data during the downcast, and noisy data during the upcast (shown in light...
The figure above originates from a single Shallow SeaFET V2 pH sensor, which produces two pH values (Internal pH and External pH) from two separate reference sensors. The black X’s indicate pH validation samples. While environmental conditions affect each the...
In oceanographic research, accuracy isn’t just a technical goal - it’s a foundational requirement. Whether studying climate dynamics, monitoring marine ecosystems, or conducting deep-sea exploration, the accuracy of your measurements directly impacts the reliability...
We're Doing More to Keep You in the Water - Now at Lower Prices At Sea-Bird Scientific, we understand that access to high-quality data is essential for understanding and protecting aquatic ecosystems. We’ve heard from researchers, program managers, and field...
You Needed it Faster. Now We Can Deliver. We know long lead times have been a barrier. That's why we’ve streamlined and optimized our production process to prioritize the instruments you rely on most - the SBE 37 MicroCAT and the SBE 39plus. For a limited time, we're...