Monitoring the Aquatic Environment Using
Sensor Technologies
19th October 2011
at the Royal Society of Chemistry, Burlington House, London
Presentations
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Title |
Author |
 Conference Booklet of Abstracts |
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Advances in on-line water quality monitoring and early
warning systems |
Bram van der Gaag
K W R
Watercycle Research Institute
Netherlands |
Sensors - Challenges associated with sampling and
Calibration |
Richard Greenwood
University of Portsmouth
U K |
The monitoring of metals, nutrients and actinides in the
aquatic environment using sensors and passive sampler
technologies
|
Gary Fones
University of Portsmouth
U K |
Does continous water monitoring have a place in port
management
|
Ciprian Briciu-Burghina
Dublin City University
Ireland
|
Efficient drinking water monitoring in the distribution
network
|
Jan Mink
2 M Sensors Ltd
Netherlands
|
Sensing systems for rapid characterization of water
contamination
|
Varvara Kokkali
University of Cranfield
U K |
Polymer membrane-based potentiometric sensors in
monitoring the aquatic environment
|
Aleksander Radu
University of Portsmouth
U K
|
Combined ship-based and stationary monitoring of the Amsterdam canals |
Hans Korving
Wilteveen+Bos
Netherlands |
Estimating sub-surface dispersed oil concentration using
acoustic backscatter response |
Christopher Fuller
Clarkson University
U S A |
Optical trapping with a photonic crystal cavity: a new
manipulation technique for micro-organisms in water
|
Thijs van Leest
Delft University of Technology
Netherlands
|
Electrochemical sensors for defence and security |
Mark Baron
University of Lincoln
U K |
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