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Published in Marine Technology Magazine Cover Nov 2013 - Fresh Water Monitoring & Sensors

Nov/Dec 2013 issue of Marine Technology Reporter magazine

New AQUAlogger Aids Ocean Data Recording

By Marine Technology Reporter

Aquatec Group have recently supplied a significant number of their deep water AQUAlogger 210 data loggers for measurement of turbidity, temperature and depth.  The loggers are being used by the RPS MetOcean team based in Perth, W. Australia, in support of the Tanzania Gas Project Metocean Survey for Statoil (Tanzania). The survey is to assist Statoil in developing a field in 2,600m of water, and consists of approximately 20 moorings at the site and along proposed pipeline routes. 
 

(As published in the November/December 2013 edition of Marine Technology Reporter - www.seadiscovery.com)

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