Protocols for Verifying the Performance of Hydrocarbon Sensors.
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2011Author
Johengen, T
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26pp.
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Background on ACT Technology Evaluations
Instrument performance verification is necessary to effectively evaluate existing
technologies and to encourage the development and adoption of promising new technologies that
support coastal science, resource management and the long-term development of an Integrated
Ocean Observing System. The Alliance for Coastal Technologies (ACT) has therefore been
established to provide an unbiased, third-party testbed for evaluating coastal sensors and sensor
platforms.
The following protocols describe how ACT will examine the environmental performance
characteristics of commercially available in situ or flow-through hydrocarbon sensors through
the evaluation of objective and quality assured data. The goal of ACT’s evaluation program is to
provide technology users with an independent and credible assessment of instrument
performance in a variety of environments and applications. Therefore, the data and information
on performance characteristics.....
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http://www.act-us.info/evaluations.phpPublisher
Alliance for Coastal Technologies (ACT)Solomons, MD
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ACT Hydrocarbon Sensor Verification;PV11 - 01Document Language
enEssential Ocean Variables (EOV)
Particulate matterBest Practice Type
Best PracticeStandard Operating Procedure
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Johengen, T (2011) Protocols for Verifying the Performance of Hydrocarbon Sensors. Solomons, MD, Alliance for Coastal Technologies, 26pp. (ACT Hydrocarbon Sensor Verification, PV11-01. Final Protocols : 5-15-11). DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.25607/OBP-281Collections
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