IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering · 2009 · 52 citations · 6 references
EngineeringEarth SciencesOceanographyOcean InstrumentationOcean WavesSensorsMarine SensorsOceanographic SensorsTemperature SensorsWave Measurement InstrumentsWave MeasurementsExperimental Field TrialsInternal Wave ObservationsOcean Temperature SensingTemperature Measurement SystemsTemperature Sensor InterfacingThermistorsWave Data AcquisitionWave-induced Fluid Motions
Some 110 independent sensors form the NIOZ3-thermistor ldquostringrdquo to study waves in the ocean interior sampling at a rate of 1 Hz during at least one year. The string operates without connecting cables between the newly designed sensors, which are programmed and synchronized via induction. The accuracy of previous custom-made high-sampling rate thermistor strings is maintained, being better than 1 mK. This is demonstrated here using data from three recent field trials, two above seamounts and one in the ocean interior that occasionally show vigorous (nonlinear) internal wave motions.
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A Fast and Accurate Thermistor String<sup>1</sup>
Hans van Haren, R. Groenewegen, Martin Laan et al. · Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology · 2001 · 26 citations · Full text