A continuously monitored column for the study of stratification by planktonic organisms1
M. J. Booker, M. T. Dinsdale, A. E. Walsby
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M. J. Booker, M. T. Dinsdale, A. E. Walsby
Abstract
An apparatus is described for modeling stratified water systems. It comprises a cylindrical tank (about 2 × 0.5 m) illuminated from above and cooled at the bottom. Various chemical and physical conditions are automatically monitored by a collection of probes which continuously tracks up and down throughout the depth of the tank. A device for taking integrated water samples is incorporated in the apparatus.
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An apparatus is described for modeling stratified water systems. It comprises a cylindrical tank (about 2 × 0.5 m) illuminated from above and cooled at the bottom. Various chemical and physical conditions are automatically monitored by a collection of probes which continuously tracks up and down throughout the depth of the tank. A device for taking integrated water samples is incorporated in the apparatus.
Key concepts: Water column, Stratification (seeds), Column (typography), Environmental science, Plankton, Thermal stratification, Marine engineering, Geology