A calibration method for the influence of suspended particulates measured by seawater chlorophyll sensors
A technology of suspended particulate matter and calibration method, which is applied in the field of calibration of the influence of suspended particulate matter measured by seawater chlorophyll sensors, and can solve problems such as narrow application range
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[0035] In order to calibrate the influence of suspended particulate matter on chlorophyll measurement, the material used to simulate turbidity must be close to the suspended particulate matter in the actual ocean environment, stable in properties, and able to be obtained and stored in large quantities. Fluorescence measurement experiments under different turbidity were carried out with various suspended particulate matter such as formazin solution, seawater filtered suspended particulate matter, and muddy surface sediment. The muddy marine surface sediments used in the present invention can be obtained using conventional surface sediment sampling equipment such as grab buckets, and generally the muddy sediment layers within 10 cm from the surface can be taken. In the experiment, samples from a large number of sea areas were taken respectively (in this embodiment, sea areas A, B, and C are selected as representatives, and the rest are similar), and each sample is divided into tw...
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[0037] In the present embodiment, the American Seapoint chlorophyll sensor is used as an example (the fluorescent value of the chlorophyll sensor is a voltage value, and the unit is mV), and the method for calibrating the influence of suspended particles measured by the seawater chlorophyll sensor in the present invention is further described, specifically including the following steps:
[0038] (1) Place the chlorophyll sensor and turbidity sensor in a container filled with clear water, and record the initial fluorescence value Flu of the chlorophyll sensor A0 and the measured value Tu of the turbidity sensor A0 , adding the muddy marine surface sediments pretreated in Example 1 into the water body of the container in turn to form 10 suspended particulate matter concentration gradients, and record the fluorescence value of the chlorophyll sensor Fluorescence under each suspended particulate matter concentration gradient Ai and the measured value Tu of the turbidity sensor Ai...
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