Design and validation of a modified Eppley PSP pyranometer

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Design and validation of a modified Eppley PSP pyranometer

A modified version of the Eppley PSP pyranometer has been designed for use on ships and moored buoys. Seventeen have been built by the Eppley Laboratory for the Upper Ocean Processes Group and deployed on buoys in the deep ocean. Six others have been incorporated into IMET systems mounted on U.S. research ships. A comparison study between four Improved METeorology (IMET) PSPs and one standard PSP shows that the two are completely equivalent in performance. The IMET PSP is more corrosion resistant, compact, robust, and is easier to mate to electronics modules. It is available from the Eppley Laboratory for about the same price as the standard PSP.

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Design and validation of a modified Eppley PSP pyranometer
1994, Upper Ocean Processes Group, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
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"Technical report."

"November 1994."

"Funding was provided by the National Science Foundation under grant no. OCE-91-15000."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 12)

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Woods Hole, Mass
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WHOI -- 94-30., UOP technical report -- 94-5., UOP report -- 94-30., WHOI (Series) -- 94-30.

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36 p. :
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