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Will the SeaFET work in high latitude regions?

Yes, provided the SeaFETTM sensing elements remain ice-free, the instrument works across the broad temperature range of 0 to 50 deg C. The original SeaFETTM prototypes developed at MBARI and SCRIPPS were deployed extensively in the Antarctic for several...

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What is the cause of conductivity drift?

Conductivity cells drift primarily as a function of cell fouling. There are several sources of the fouling:Biological growth is the primary source of cell fouling. Rinsing the conductivity cell with clean de-ionized water after each cast helps prevent most growth...

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