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Product Spotlight: SonTek Argonaut-ADV

Compact and easy to use, the SonTek Argonaut Acoustic Doppler Velocimeter provides an ideal solution for three-dimensional, shallow-water flow monitoring applications. The Argonaut-ADV can measure low flows down to 0.001 m/s (0.003 ft/s) and provide accurate measurements in as little as 25 mm (1 in.) of water. With its 4 MB of internal.. Read more
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Product Spotlight: SonTek Argonaut-SL

Easily installed on a riverbank, bridge abutment, or other vertical structure, the low-profile SonTek Argonaut-SL (Side-Looking) current meter is ideal for many current monitoring applications. Argonaut current meters use sonar for precise water velocity flow measurements. The meter emits ultrasonic signals of known frequency into.. Read more
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Product Spotlight: SonTek FlowTracker Handheld Velocity Meter

Designed for field use in even the most challenging outdoor conditions, the SonTek FlowTracker handheld Acoustic Doppler Velocimeter is designed for wadeable stream discharge measurements and never requires calibration. The Flowtracker conveniently attaches to wading rods, and 2D or 3D configurations are available to measure velocities.. Read more
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Product Spotlight: SonTek RiverSurveyor M9

The SonTek RiverSurveyor M9 is well suited for three-dimensional lake current and bathymetric profiling applications. The acoustic Doppler profiler combines four 3 MHz beams and four 1 MHz beams with automated frequency-hopping and precision bandwidth control to provide unprecedented shallow-to-deep (0-30 m) velocity measurement.. Read more
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ODNR studies water current’s influence on walleye hatch with Lake Erie buoy

An Ohio Department of Natural Resources project is investigating possible causes for the decline in walleye hatch sizes in Lake Erie. As we reported earlier this month, preliminary July trawls in the lake show that the 2010 hatch will continue a nearly decade-long trend of declining stocks. While the diminishing hatch sizes are commonly.. Read more
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