The Ocean Carbon and Biogeochemistry (OCB) Program—founded in 2006 as a component of the U.S. Carbon Cycle Science Program—works to further our understanding of how the oceans shape the global carbon cycle and how marine ecosystems respond to a changing...
Interested in learning more about optical sensors and their applications in ocean carbon monitoring? Visit the poster being presented by Sequoia’s Kirby Simon at OSM26 next week in Glasgow! Kirby will present details of newly developed sensors from...
Performing at 4,000 meters! This week Sequoia’s Khanh Le successfully completed testing of two LISST-Deep instruments at the Ocean Sciences Building testing facility located on the University of Washington campus in Seattle. The LISST-Deep is a deep-sea...
Say Hello to the All New LISST-Logger from Sequoia! Store and manage your aquatic sensor data with this fully submersible RS-232 datalogger rated to 2,000 meters depth! The LISST-Logger is designed for recording digital and analog sensor data. It provides...
Fireworks and the Seattle skyline, as seen from across Elliott Bay at Seacrest Park in West Seattle, Washington Best Wishes in the New Year from the entire staff at Sequoia! Our office is closed, and will re-open Friday, January 2nd