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The surf-zone presents unique challenges and opportunities for observational oceanography. Physical and biogeochemical signals change quickly in and around breaking surface waves due to high magnitudes of momentum and mass transfer. Autonomous instruments can be challenging to deploy in this energetic zone. We are developing the Smartfin, a surfboard fin capable of measuring geolocated ocean chemistry...
The accuracy and precision of ion sensitive field effect transistor (ISFET) pH sensors have been well documented, but primarily by ocean chemistry specialists employing the technology at single locations. Here we examine their performance in a network context through comparison to discrete measurements of pH, using different configurations of the Honeywell DuraFET pH sensor deployed in six coastal...
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