How LISST works! [Sequoia, April 15, 2011] 1. The Ring Detector 2. How Particle Sizes and Measurement Angles are Selected 3. Origin of the Matrix Formulation – It’s just algebra 4. Inversion of Data – the Information Content...
How LISST Works! [Sequoia, April 14, 2011] Laser Diffraction 101 Sequoia realizes that for some people, the principle behind laser diffraction seems difficult to understand. The purpose of this article and ‘Laser Diffraction 201’...
The LISST-SL measures the Volume Distribution of particles in 32 size classes, just like any other LISST. Additionally, it measures the temperature, depth, and current velocity. Consequently, it is straightforward to plot profiles of the size distribution,...
The Influence of Particles Outside the Size Range of the LISST [Sequoia, February 23, 2011] A question that Sequoia often gets asked is: What happens when the suspension contains particles outside the measurement range? The short answer...
How does µl/l and mg/l compare? [Sequoia, April 7, 2010] A question that Sequoia often gets asked is: How does the volume concentration (in units of µl/l) from the LISST compare to mass concentration in mg/l? And how do I convert...