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Measurement Techniques, Sensors and Platforms
A Derivative of Encyclopedia of Ocean Sciences
- Author
- Thorpe, Steve A. (EDT)/ Steele, John H. (EDT)/ Turekian, Karl K. (EDT)
- Publisher
- Academic Press
- Publication Date
- Oct, 2010
- ISBN
- 0080964877 or 9780080964874
- PAPERBACK
- 652 Pages
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Description
Measurement Techniques, Sensors and Platforms is a derivative of the Encyclopedia of Ocean Sciences, 2nd Edition and serves as an important reference on current knowledge and expertise in one convenient and accessible source. Its selection of articles all written by experts in their field provides extensive coverage of the instruments, sensors and platforms used in measurement today. It is an ideal introduction to the physical, biological, chemical and geological properties of the ocean as well as an expert account of the methods of measurement that are critical to the search for improved accuracy, precision and resolution, higher sampling rates and data storage capacity, and the never-ending need for quality control and precision manufacturing.
Contents
1. Research Vessels
2. Lowered, expendable or towed instruments
3. Moorings, floats and current meters
4. Underwater vehicles
5. Sensors
5.1 Meteorology
5.2 Turbulence
5.3 Optical
5.4 Chemical
6. Acoustic methods
7. Satellite, aircraft or ship-borne remote sensing
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