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The automated buoys have a solar power source and telemetry for transmitting the data to a base station operated by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. | , ~~i.aje Water Hbm~e Water Quality Sensors the Bureau,~ What are they? | ||
What do they measure?Each buoy is equipped with sensors to measure water temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, pH, turbidity and chlorophyll | I ~-~New~s~ There are nine buoys in the coastal waters of New Jersey that contain water quality I: ~ sensors. The three buoys in Cumberland County are updated bi-monthly; the remaining buoys are automatically updated (when operational). The automated buoys have a solar power source and telemetry for transmitting the data to a base station operated by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. | ||
What do they measure? | |||
Dissolved oxygen and pH provide information how favorable the waters could be for the plants and animals that are present. Turbidity tells us how far light can penetrate into the water for plants to use. Chlorophyll a is a measure of the amount of plant material suspended in the water. Typically this suspended plant material is microscopic plants called phytoplankton. | Each buoy is equipped with sensors to measure water temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, pH, turbidity and chlorophyll a. Temperature and salinity are very basic measurements that determine what types of marine animals and plants could thrive in the location. Dissolved oxygen and pH provide information how favorable the waters could be for the plants and animals that are present. Turbidity tells us how far light can penetrate into the water for plants to use. Chlorophyll a is a measure of the amount of plant material suspended in the water. Typically this suspended plant material is microscopic plants called phytoplankton. | ||
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| ML072150374 | |
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| Site: | Oyster Creek |
| Issue date: | 07/16/2007 |
| From: | State of NJ, Dept of Environmental Protection |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| Davis J NRR/DLR/REBB, 415-3835 | |
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NJDEP Marine Water Monitoring - Water Quality Sensors Paoe I of 2 lb N/Ion, I'artax.g.
njdep home I about dop I index by topic I programwunits I dep online I
UT-.
, ~~i.aje Water Hbm~e Water Quality Sensors the Bureau,~ What are they?
I ~-~New~s~ There are nine buoys in the coastal waters of New Jersey that contain water quality I: ~ sensors. The three buoys in Cumberland County are updated bi-monthly; the remaining buoys are automatically updated (when operational). The automated buoys have a solar power source and telemetry for transmitting the data to a base station operated by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
What do they measure?
Each buoy is equipped with sensors to measure water temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, pH, turbidity and chlorophyll a. Temperature and salinity are very basic measurements that determine what types of marine animals and plants could thrive in the location. Dissolved oxygen and pH provide information how favorable the waters could be for the plants and animals that are present. Turbidity tells us how far light can penetrate into the water for plants to use. Chlorophyll a is a measure of the amount of plant material suspended in the water. Typically this suspended plant material is microscopic plants called phytoplankton.
Where are they?
County Location Operational?
Ocean County Seaside Park Operational Ocean County Manlahaw.ki.n...Bay Operational Ocean County Little Egg Harbor Not Operational Atlantic County Absecon Channel Operational Great Egg Harbor Operational Cape May County Cape May County Wildwood Not Operational Cumberland County New Beds Not Operational Cumberland County Shell R.ck Not Operational Cumberland County Arnolds Not Operational http://w-vvw.state.nj.Lls/dep/bmnw/sensorhome.htmi7 7/17/2007
NJDEP Marine Water Monitoring - Water Quality Sensors Page 2 of 2 Leg~end(
10rAter QuaI it ySen
-ur . .......
G)urties E&Wauwarc.Pen djrAi
.*.gaar...................';:*. .
r4.e To!.'os R ,ie D 2,5 10 15 20
. . .Seaside Manahawkin Harbor~'
Arnolds * *Ab psecon J.' Channel Shell Rock Ite'ou4Great Egg MeA eds~.I ik Ha rbor.
VVWildwood
~kSome files on this site require Adobe Acrobat Pdf Reader to view. Dopw nlo~ad th e Free reader now contact dep I privaicy niotice I legal statement marine water monitoring: Nho me.I new~s InIJ9k.s I nnnta.ctus~
water monitoring and standards: home department: oid~ep home I about dep I in-dexby-bopic I progmmrs/units I d oline statewide: nihome I citizen I business I government I services A to Z I departments I search Copyright @ State of New Jersey, 1996-2007 Department of Environmental Protection P. 0. Box 402 Trenton, NJ 08625-0402 Last Updated: July 3, 2007 http://wwwv.state.nj.us/dep/bmw/sensorhome.htn/i 7/17/2007