Sensor Technology for Aquatic Environments

Sensor technology for aquatic environments involves devices designed to monitor various physical and chemical parameters in water bodies, such as temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, and turbidity. These sensors can help scientists and researchers observe changes in aquatic ecosystems, track pollution levels, and study marine life. Often deployed in rivers, lakes, and oceans, they can provide real-time data that aids in conservation efforts and managing water quality. Advances in sensor technology are making these tools more affordable and efficient, enhancing our understanding of aquatic health and the impacts of climate change and human activities.