Evaluate biocides and application techniques for optical sensors that will be optically valid and maintenance-free when exposed in marine-estuarine environments for periods ranging from weeks to months. Materials must be cost-effective, clandestine, and exhibit low toxicity directly and indirectly to humans, terrestrial, and marine life. OBJECTIVES Identify candidate biocides and obtain commercially available materials. Perform laboratory and littoral exposures with microscopic evaluation of fouling at intervals up to 3 months. Verify optical sensing performance of successful biocide-impregnated/coated candidates from initial exposures. This work is supported by ONR Biological Oceanography. APPROACH Commercially available test samples were ...
The presence of eelgrass in the nearshore environment can be used as a proxy for the amount of ecosy...
Bio-fouling is a ubiquitous natural process whereby organisms such as bacteria, algae or invertebrat...
International audienceBiofilm formation is a key step during marine biofouling, the natural coloniza...
Oceans environmental monitoring and seafloor exploitation need in situ sensors and optical devices (...
Water quality monitoring using autonomous optical sensors suffers many challenges in the aquatic env...
This paper records the results of an investigation into the effects of biofouling on optical marine ...
Biofouling is the major factor that limits long-term monitoring studies with automated optical instr...
Materials immersed in water experience a series of biological and chemical processes, resulting in t...
Abstract. These days, many marine autonomous environ-ment monitoring networks are set up in the worl...
Biofouling is a major problem for long-term deployment of sensors in marine environments. The aim of...
Anaerobic microorganisms which are frequently associated with corrosion fail Control of bacterial ac...
Antifouling paints containing active biocides are typically used on the hulls of ships and boats to ...
Antifouling biocides are toxic to the marine environment impacting negatively on the aquatic ecosyst...
We describe the protocol for an inexpensive and nondestructive optical reflectance assay for the mea...
Biofilms formed on submerged marine surfaces play a critical role in the fouling process, causing in...
The presence of eelgrass in the nearshore environment can be used as a proxy for the amount of ecosy...
Bio-fouling is a ubiquitous natural process whereby organisms such as bacteria, algae or invertebrat...
International audienceBiofilm formation is a key step during marine biofouling, the natural coloniza...
Oceans environmental monitoring and seafloor exploitation need in situ sensors and optical devices (...
Water quality monitoring using autonomous optical sensors suffers many challenges in the aquatic env...
This paper records the results of an investigation into the effects of biofouling on optical marine ...
Biofouling is the major factor that limits long-term monitoring studies with automated optical instr...
Materials immersed in water experience a series of biological and chemical processes, resulting in t...
Abstract. These days, many marine autonomous environ-ment monitoring networks are set up in the worl...
Biofouling is a major problem for long-term deployment of sensors in marine environments. The aim of...
Anaerobic microorganisms which are frequently associated with corrosion fail Control of bacterial ac...
Antifouling paints containing active biocides are typically used on the hulls of ships and boats to ...
Antifouling biocides are toxic to the marine environment impacting negatively on the aquatic ecosyst...
We describe the protocol for an inexpensive and nondestructive optical reflectance assay for the mea...
Biofilms formed on submerged marine surfaces play a critical role in the fouling process, causing in...
The presence of eelgrass in the nearshore environment can be used as a proxy for the amount of ecosy...
Bio-fouling is a ubiquitous natural process whereby organisms such as bacteria, algae or invertebrat...
International audienceBiofilm formation is a key step during marine biofouling, the natural coloniza...