Water Quality Monitoring Buoys Protect the Housatonic River

The US EPA and CT DEP, through the Clean Water Act, require that construction activities, such as that for the replacement of the Sikorski Bridge, not result in a 5 NTU (nephelometric turbidity units) or greater increase of turbidity, above background levels, at the same depth, for two continuous hours. Making certain that in-water construction adheres to these criteria is CT DOT’s responsibility.

Water Quality Monitoring Buoys, Profilers, Real Time Data Systems

Remote, Self powered Buoys for Water Quality Monitoring

Water Quality Monitoring in the Sound and Embayments - Long Island Sound Study

Turbidity Measurements: Tips and Precautions

Water Quality Monitoring in the Sound and Embayments - Long Island Sound Study

Water Quality Monitoring Buoys Protect the Housatonic River

Continuous Turbidity Monitoring in Ohio Rivers Using Modified Sidestream Method

Continuous Turbidity Monitoring in Ohio Rivers Using Modified Sidestream Method

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