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This Scripps Technical Forum talk explores the innovative work underway at Oregon State University's Hatfield Marine Science Center, where the Coastal Monitoring Station (CMS) delivers real-time water quality data from the Yaquina Estuary, with a specialty eye towards climate-grade monitoring of hypoxia and ocean acidification.
Presenters Eric Rehm, Senior Oceanographer at Sea-Bird Scientific, and Marnie Jo Zirbel, Research Facilities Coordinator at Oregon State University highlight how Sea-Bird Scientific's ECO Triplet fluorometer and SUNA nitrate sensor are integrated into CMS’s climate-grade instrumentation suite to monitor salinity, temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, and more. The session will showcase how this data supports research, aquaculture, and environmental decision-making across the Pacific Northwest.
This Scripps Technical Forum talk explores the innovative work underway at Oregon State University's Hatfield Marine Science Center, where the Coastal Monitoring Station (CMS) delivers real-time water quality data from the Yaquina Estuary, with a specialty eye towards climate-grade monitoring of hypoxia and ocean acidification.
Presenters Eric Rehm, Senior Oceanographer at Sea-Bird Scientific, and Marnie Jo Zirbel, Research Facilities Coordinator at Oregon State University highlight how Sea-Bird Scientific's ECO Triplet fluorometer and SUNA nitrate sensor are integrated into CMS’s climate-grade instrumentation suite to monitor salinity, temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, and more. The session will showcase how this data supports research, aquaculture, and environmental decision-making across the Pacific Northwest.
