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Articles Tagged: temperature
Understanding Water Quality Parameters – Part 2
Understanding water quality parameters is an essential part of protecting environmental health. Poor water quality affects the entire ecosystem.
NexSens TS210 Temperature String User Guide
Real-Time Water Temperature Measurements The NexSens TS210 Thermistor String provides high-precision temperature measurements for profiling in lakes, streams and coastal waters. It features an integral titanium thermistor secured and epoxied in a protective housing for underwater deployments. TS210 strings integrate with NexSens X-Series data loggers using the Modbus communication protocol and RS-485 sensor interface. A […]
NexSens T-Node FR Temperature Sensor User Guide
Real-Time Water Temperature Measurements The NexSens T-Node FR water temperature sensor utilizes an integral titanium thermistor secured in a protective housing for underwater deployments in fresh, brackish or seawater. T-Node FR sensors integrate with NexSens X-Series data loggers using the Modbus communication protocol and RS-485 sensor interface. A pre-defined script on NexSens X-Series data loggers […]
Lake Turnover
Thermal stratification and seasonal mixing are part of a lake’s turnover. This event can be monitored using data buoys and temperature strings for a quick look at how a lake changes seasonally and to be on the look out for changes.
Configuring a Water Sensor String
Water sensor strings help lake managers who need a real-time temperature profiling system to make smart decisions, and to respond to signs of trouble in enough time to stop problems.
Weir Installation Water Quality Effects
Minnesota State University
Researchers at Minnesota State University set out to investigate what effects a new weir might have on the water quality downstream.
Brushy Creek Designated Uses
University of Louisville
When Brushy Creek in Kentucky was not meeting designated uses under the Clean Water Act, University of Louisville scientists contacted NexSens.
Lake Temperature Profile
Carleton College
A water quality monitoring buoy with radio telemetry transmits data from Upper Lyman lake to the geology laboratory at Carleton College.