These sensors will not only be able to provide microhabitat sea temperature fluctuations at coral reef areas, but will provide environmental context to the study of coral bleaching, which is triggered by prolonged exposure to warm ocean waters over a period of days. Current global sea surface temperatures are monitored via satellite, and the expanded global observations offered by InSituSea could provide important comparison between ocean surface temperatures and the temperature at deeper regions where corals live.
Dec 20, 2016 at 13:37
Novel, Inexpensive Temperature Sensor Unlocks Coral Monitoring Challenge
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