STF: Seabird Scientific: How Multiparameter CTDs Can Help Characterize Events Like Hurricane Matthew @scrippsoceanography
STF: Seabird Scientific: How Multiparameter CTDs Can Help Characterize Events Like Hurricane Matthew  @scrippsoceanography
Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Multiparameter instruments provide more than just extra data points. By integrating a diverse collection of sensors in a single package, we can use these relationships between different parameters to tell a rich scientific story. Greg Ikeda of Sea-Bird Scientific will walk you through how multiparameter CTDs like the HydroCAT-EP V2 can gather data that helps us better understand oceanic events, using Hurricane Matthew and a harmful algal bloom in Florida as examples.
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STF: Seabird Scientific: How Multiparameter CTDs Can Help Characterize Events Like Hurricane Matthew

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