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lbarcelo "How did you resolve these issues? " | Read more » about 9 years ago
warren "@wattminder - have you seen some of the recent work with the Riffle, for conductivity monitoring of water? http://publiclab.org/wiki/riffle Also f..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
homechemist "Well , petroleum ether is a very common chemical is it use for dissolving paintings and for cleaning painting brushes, I am thinking that is possib..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
warren "Wow... where do you get petroleum ether? I'm very interested in the isolation technique... is it applicable to other sample preparation, like for d..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
homechemist "Thank you very much , at first I have to said that this project wouldn’t be possible without your collaboration (Public Lab) And yes , at first yo..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
warren "Hi, Miguel - excellent and exciting to see your work! What kind of non polar solvent did you use? That's like, some kind of oily substance? " | Read more » over 11 years ago
warren "I ended up trying some semi-opaque plastic but indeed the light has to be really strong as a result: http://publiclab.org/notes/warren/07-31-2013/m..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
philippg "@warren: as sensitivity is my main concern, i'd really avoid masking even more intensity. i'm currently experimenting a bit with possible diffusors..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
warren "Instead of a calibrated light source, what about scanning a sample and non-sample simultaneously, so that you can actually measure the input light ..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
philippg "@straylight: 'How much water depth (or column depth) is typically analysed when looking for the chlorophyll-A using absorbance ? Is it in the order..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
webbhm "I volunteer with LMVP (Lakes of Missouri Volunteer Program), and they conduct water quality monitoring. Their algae sampling is quite formal, wher..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
straylight "wow, what a great sounding project Philipp. I like your thinking. Taking an average over 10 or more rows of the camera image is really good. The i..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
eustatic "this is cool. I'm in the Gulf Coast of the United States. We have a large algal bloom that happens every year, as well as a lot of nitrate waste ..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
philippg "hey wattminder, what kind of contaminants can be expected? if they have a specific optical signature, then they can be detected with optical spect..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
wattminder "Hi Philip, This is very interesting and timely. California is now experiencing a huge boom in Hydraulic Fracturing, a practice that employs water a..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
cfastie "Excel allows nesting if statements, so: if((if(red>green,red,green))>blue,(if(red>green,red,green)),blue) should work, if you're not int..." | Read more » almost 12 years ago
cfastie "=max(blue:red) is soo much easier. Thanks. The greater of three method seems to be useful for transmission or absorption spectra when a continuous..." | Read more » almost 12 years ago
cfastie "Dan, you are correct that all we want to know is how the light intensity varies across the sensor where the grating has spread out the spectrum. Un..." | Read more » almost 12 years ago
warren "The Bayer filter is frustrating, but if we can figure it out, it might be a hidden plus for us; in some ways, the R, G, and B channels can be treat..." | Read more » almost 12 years ago
danbeavers "Perhaps I missed the explination but please help me understand why you don't just sum the 3 bands. It seems to me that the operative filter is the ..." | Read more » almost 12 years ago
Tom_H "I think the essence here is that you have to watch carefully what is going on and choose a method that seems most appropriate for the situation. Th..." | Read more » almost 12 years ago
Tom_H "Blown out data should show up as 255 in the csv file and thus would appear in a graph as peaks with a flat top (plateau) when graphed in excel, and..." | Read more » almost 12 years ago
Tom_H "A simpler formula is: =max(red:blue) " | Read more » almost 12 years ago
cfastie "Tom, I'm glad you asked. The proper Excel expression for choosing the greatest among three values did not come to me quickly, so I just used the eq..." | Read more » almost 12 years ago