Appendix 3: Determination of TSS and POC Blank Corrections for the ACT 2006 Turbidity Sensor Verification.
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2006Corporate Author
Alliance for Coastal Technology
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As part of the field deployment test for this turbidity sensor verification study, each test
site determined TSS and POC concentrations on between 40 – 60 samples. Sampling and
analytical methods for these parameters are outlined in the document, Protocols for the ACT
Verification of In Situ Turbidity Sensors (ACT PV06-01), which can be downloaded at (www.actus.info/evaluation_reports.php). While ACT makes no claim that data derived from in situ
turbidity sensors should directly correlate with total suspended solids (TSS) or particulate organic
carbon (POC), these parameters were designated as useful ancillary data to characterize the
abundance, and to a course extent, the type of particulate matter present in the test environments
during the performance evaluation. Therefore, considerable effort was made to ensure and report
the highest quality TSS and POC data possible. ACT applied site specific blank corrections to the
raw data for both parameters in order to adjust the val.....
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Publisher: http://www.act-us.info/evaluations.phpPublisher
Alliance for Coastal Technologies (ACT)Solomons, MD
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enEssential Ocean Variables (EOV)
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Best PracticeStandard Operating Procedure
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Alliance of Coastal Technology (2006) Appendix 3: Determination of TSS and POC Blank Corrections for the ACT 2006 Turbidity Sensor Verification. Solomons, MD, Alliance for Coastal Technologies, 2pp. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.25607/OBP-348Collections
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