Sequoia Scientific is pleased to be attending OceanObs’19 in Honolulu. Sequoia aims to keep its sensors and expertise at the forefront of ocean science and ocean observation in the coming decade. Sequoia scientist Dr. Wayne Slade will be attending to...
Sequoia is exhibiting at the 38th IAHR World Congress in Panama 1-6th September 2019. Sequoia’s Dr. Yogi Agrawal and Dr. Ole Mikkelsen will man Sequoia’s booth (#23) and also present two talks; one about the LISST-ABS and the LISST-AOBS, and...
Sequoia at the forefront of ocean color remote sensing, releases impactful new technology! Research and innovation continue to thrive within the science and engineering teams at Sequoia Scientific, Inc. (Sequoia), which announces today the Hyper-bb product...
Due to discontinuation of some of our instruments, Sequoia has a few Impulse connectors and cable assemblies available for sale: Qty 05 x LPMIL-2-MP//2 feet (0.6 m) – open ended Qty 01 x LPMIL-2-MP//6.5 feet (2 m) – open ended Qty...
In a world’s first, Sequoia Scientific, Inc. of Bellevue, WA, USA has invented a method (patent pending) to pair data from an optical turbidity meter (e.g. an OBS) with Sequoia’s acoustic backscatter sensor, the LISST-ABS. The pairing of the...