NexSens Data Buoys are the Spotlight of New Turbidity Guide
Monitoring Turbidity at Dredging Sites
NexSens buoy platforms are designed specifically for water monitoring systems in inland lakes and reservoirs. These buoys feature 300 to 500 pound buoyancy and include NexSens SDL500 submersible data logger. This data logger is completely waterproof and allows for wireless communication via radio or cellular telemetry. Many popular turbidity sensors, such as YSI's 600 OMS sondes, are easily connected. The integrated data buoy platform is an effective solution for dredge turbidity monitoring.
Dredging refers to the collection of sediment from the seafloor for transport to a different location. The US Army Corps of Engineers, in cooperation with the EPA, issued firm guidelines to ensure dredging operations aim to remove sediment as efficiently as possible while diminishing environmental consequences. Effectively monitoring the amount of re-suspended sediments for the duration of dredging operations is crucial to ensuring the water remains sufficiently healthy for both wildlife and humans.
Fondriest Environmental is the Master Distributor for NexSens Technology. In addition, the company is a value-added distributor for many other industry leading suppliers such as YSI, Hach, In-Situ, Turner Designs, SonTek, Vaisala, RM Young, and more. The guide to Monitoring Turbidity at Dredging Sites is available for download at the Fondriest Environmental website www.fondriest.com, or by simply clicking the link below:
Monitoring Turbidity at Dredging Sites
For more information on the latest in environmental data logging and software technology, contact Paul Nieberdingat 937.426.2703.
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Ready to learn how NexSens can assist your project? Use the tools to the right to build your own monitoring system, see how others have benefitted from NexSens solutions, or contact an application engineer to discuss your needs.
Ready to learn how NexSens can assist your project? Use the tools to the right to build your own monitoring system, see how others have benefitted from NexSens solutions, or contact an application engineer to discuss your needs.