When designing a transmissometer or a laser diffraction-based sensor for particle size analysis, an important consideration is the beam acceptance angle. A transmissometer will measure a – generally small – portion of the forward scattered light:...
Light scattering in the ocean is described by the Volume Scattering Function (VSF)—an Inherent Optical Property (IOP) that describes how light is scattered at different angles in water. For oceanographers, in situ measurements of the VSF are essential...
In the remote, frigid and – often – ice-covered waters of the Arctic Ocean and the Southern Ocean, complex interactions between physical, chemical, and biological processes shape global climate and marine ecosystems. Scientists use a comprehensive...
Wishing America Happy 4th of July from the staff at Sequoia! On this National Holiday our office will be closed July 4th, and re-opening July 7th
Springtime Success in Vienna at the European Geosciences Union (EGU25) Conference! Sequoia exhibited at the annual affair and presented during the technical poster sessions. The EGU25 conference showcases the latest research and developments in a range...