![January 19, 2006 - He'eia Fish Pond - Thermal imaging/salinity studies](images/0119ban.gif)
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Students prepare for salinity sampling as Donald Frankel flies overhead with the FLIR (Forward Looking InfraRed) camera for thermal imagine studies. |
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Taking sediment core samples to measure the depth of the sediment and the percentage of organic carbon |
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Vicky is pouring the resulting sample of a plankton tow into a bottle |
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Deploying to take salinity measurements from kayaks |
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Jonathan deploying a sediment trap |
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Retrieving sediment cores |
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Kristen is counting zooplankton from her plankton tow sample |
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Measuring nitrate, ammonia, and phosphate for background nutrient measurements at the Fish Pond |
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Sheila Frankel lectures to local high school students on nutrient measurements and spectrophotometry |
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