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Instrument	Project	Author/Institution	Application
	Variable Fluorescence Performance Data: Mapping the yield during a red tide, yield in relation to copper sulfate, new red active fluorometer data (specific to cyanobacteria) California, USA	Dr. Raphe Kudela Dr. Tawnya Peterson University of California Santa Cruz Chelsea Donovan Lawrence Younan Turner Designs	Active Fluorescence
	Two years of investigations into phytoplankton and ecosystem dynamics in Lake Fulmor, CA using the NAMOS network Lake Fulmor, CA	Beth Stauffer, Stefanie Moorthi, David Caron, Gaurav Sukhatme, Carl Oberg, Bin Zhang, Amit Dhariwal, Arvind Menezes-Pereira University of Southern California, Department of Biological Sciences, Computer Science Department	Active Fluorescence
	Performance Data and In Situ Experimentation with the PhytoFlash a Submersible Active Fluorometer California, USA	Dr. Raphe Kudela University of California Santa Cruz Tara Schraga USGS, Menlo Park Chelsea Donovan Turner Designs	Active Fluorescence
	Long-Term Monitoring Site at North Inlet Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve South Carolina, USA	Dr. Erik Smith & Tracy Buck University of South Carolina Belle W. Baruch Institute for Marine and Coastal Sciences	Active Fluorescence
	Coastal Ocean Projects Program/River Influences on Shelf Ecosystems Columbia River, Oregon/Washington, USA	Dr. Raphe Kudela University of California Santa Cruz	Active Fluorescence
	Estimation of inorganic nutrients comparing Turner Designs Trilogy with absorbance modules to a Bran & Luebbe Auto Analyzer Tiburon, California, USA	Al Marchi Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies	Absorbance
	Integrating GIS and Fluorometry For Real-Time mapping of Coastal Systems Nelson, New Zealand	Paul Barter Cawthron Institute	In Vivo Chlorophyll a Dye Tracing
	USGS using Turner Designs fluorometers in Plankton Dynamics Project Menlo Park, California, USA	James Cloern & Tara Schraga United States Geological Survey	In Vivo Chlorophyll a Extracted Chlorophyll a
	Investigating the Relationship Between Physical Mixing Processes & Phytoplankton Dynamics in Toolik Lake Toolik Lake, Alaska, USA	Dr. Sally MacIntyre & Jim Sickman, Leo Moosmann & Dr. Sara Goldthwait Marine Science Institute University of California	In Vivo Chlorophyll a
	Sea Education Association Uses the 10AU for Chlorophyll Measurement Woods Hole, Massachusetts, USA	Erik R. Zettler Sea Education Association	In Vivo Chlorophyll a
	Long-time Water Quality Monitoring for the Neuse River Estuary Raleigh, North Carolina, USA	The Center for Applied Aquatic Ecology (CAAE)	In Vivo Chlorophyll a Extracted Chlorophyll a
	USGS Monitors the San Francisco Bay with Turner Designs Instrumentation Menlo Park, California, USA	Dr. James Cloern & Tara Schraga United States Geological Survey	In Vivo Chlorophyll a Extracted Chlorophyll a
	UCSC Uses Turner Designs Instrumentation for Algal Ecophysiology Research California, USA	University of California Santa Cruz	In Vivo Chlorophyll a Extracted Chlorophyll a
	Hydrologic Tracer Tests with the 10AU for Risk Assessment Studies Poolesville, Maryland, USA	Dr. Malcolm Field The National Center for Environmental Assessment	Dye Tracing
	St. Anthony Falls Laboratory Utilizes 10AU & SCUFA for Hydraulic Experiments St. Anthony Falls, Minnesota, USA	Dr. Ben Erickson The St. Anthony Falls Laboratory (SAFL)	Dye Tracing
	Tracer Studies in a Treatment Wetland with a 10AU Everglades, Florida, USA	South Florida Water Management District	Dye Tracing
	Using the 10AU for Ammonium Measurements	Rebecca North University of Waterloo	Ammonium
	Aquarius Undersea Laboratory Sponge Study Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Florida Keys, USA	Dr. Chris Martens Aquarius	Ammonium
	Detecting Filamentous Cyanobacteria Blooms in the Baltic Sea Baltic Sea, Finland	Dr. Jukka Seppala Finnish Institute of Marine Research	Cyanobacteria
	Center for Embedded Networked Sensing (CENS) Using Cyclops-7 Fluorometer in Monitoring of Algal Blooms Los Angeles, California, USA	Carl Oberg University of Southern California	In Vivo Chlorophyll a
	Plume Dispersion on a Fringing Coral Reef South Shore of Oahu, Hawaii, USA	Nicole Jones, Ryan Lowe, Stephen Monismith & Derek Fong Stanford University Geno Pawlak University of Hawaii	Dye Tracing
	Waterproof Magnetic Reed Switch Solution Controls Cyclops-7 Gain San Diego, California, USA	Dr. Chuck Katz & Dr. Greg Anderson Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center	Dye Tracing
	Pelorus Uses CYCLOPS-7 Fluorometer to Characterize Effectiveness of Remedial Fluid Through BioNets™ Evergreen, Colorado, USA	Vince Barlock Pelorus Environmental & Biotechnology Corp	Dye Tracing
	CYCLOPS-7 Real-Time Data Aids Study of Basin Scale Dynamics of Open Ocean Ecosystems Southampton, United Kingdom	Dr. Alex Poulton Southampton Oceanography Centre	Cyanobacteria
	Cornell Researchers Use Aquafluor Fluorometer To Measure Ammonia Excretion By Tropical Fish Rio Las Marias, Venezuela	Dr. Pete McIntyre Cornell University	Ammonia
	Groundwater Tracing in a Density-Stratified Aquifer using a SCUFA Submersible Fluorometer Yucatan, Mexico	Exploration Research Institute (ERI)	Dye Tracing
	SCUFA and Cyclops-7 Comparison Data San Francisco Bay, California, USA	Dr. James Cloern & Tara Schraga United States Geological Survey	In Vivo Chlorophyll a
	SCUFA Helps Make Lake Profiling More Accurate Grants Pass, Oregon, USA	Dr. John Salinas Rogue Community College	In Vivo Chlorophyll a
	Beaver Water District Utilizes the SCUFA Submersible Fluorometer for Managing Watershed Beaver Lake, Arkansas, USA	James Hoelscher Beaver Water District	In Vivo Chlorophyll a
	St. Anthony Falls Laboratory Utilizes 10AU & SCUFA for Hydraulic Experiments St. Anthony Falls, Minnesota, USA	Dr. Ben Erickson The St. Anthony Falls Laboratory (SAFL)	Dye Tracing
	Long-time Water Quality Monitoring for the Neuse River Estuary Raleigh, North Carolina, USA	The Center for Applied Aquatic Ecology (CAAE)	In Vivo Chlorophyll a
	USGS Monitors the San Francisco Bay with Turner Designs Instrumentation Menlo Park, California, USA	Dr. James Cloern & Tara Schraga United States Geological Survey	In Vivo Chlorophyll a
	UCSC Uses Turner Designs Instrumentation for Algal Ecophysiology Research Santa Cruz, California, USA	University of California Santa Cruz	In Vivo Chlorophyll a


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