What We Do
Campbell Scientific offers a variety of micrometeorological systems for measuring turbulence and fluxes of greenhouse gases (CO2, H2O, CH4, N2O, and CO2 isotopes) and energy (sensible heat, latent heat, and momentum). We offer the lowest total system power available for open-path (5 W) and closed-path (12 W) eddy covariance over the entire instrument operating temperature. This, combined with our ruggedized designs and low-maintenance operation, makes our systems the ideal choice for sites in remote or challenging conditions. We are unique among flux system providers in that we manufacture all key system components: 3D sonic anemometers, gas analyzers, sampling systems, and data loggers. This enables us to make our systems much more highly integrated, taking into account important system-level considerations such as sensor colocation and mounting, high-speed measurement synchronization, sensor aerodynamics, and whole-system frequency response. Finally, our patented colocated design of the IRGASON is the only open-path CO2/H2O gas analyzer that allows for flux calculations using instantaneous point-by-point conversion to CO2 mixing ratio, which eliminates the need to correct for density effects on the measurement.
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Personalice sus sistema
La mayoría de los sistemas que vendemos han sido personalizados. Cuéntenos sus necesidades y le ayudaremos a personalizar el suyo.
Mas detalles acerca de nuestro Gas Flux and Turbulence Sistemas
Add energy balance or biomet sensors, such as:
| HMP155A-L Temperature and Relative Humidity Probe |
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| NR-LITE2-L Net Radiometer |
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| NR01-L 4-Component Net Radiometer |
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| CNR4-L 4-Component Net Radiometer |
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| TCAV-L Averaging Soil Thermocouple Probe |
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| CS616 Water Content Reflectometer |
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| CS650 30 cm Soil Water Content Reflectometer |
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| CS655-L 12 cm Soil Water Content Reflectometer |
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| HFP01-L Soil Heat Flux Plate |
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| HFP01SC-L Self-Calibrating Soil Heat Flux Plate |
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Casos de estudio
Understanding the spatial variability of the Earth’s atmospheric boundary layer—including the surface layer near the......read more
Understanding the exchanges of energy, water, and carbon dioxide between the atmosphere, land, and plants......read more
An experimental facility (OzFace) has been established in Townsville, Australia to examine the impacts of......read more
Three Bowen ratio stations monitor CO2 fluxes in the grasslands of Central Asia. The stations,......read more
With instrumentation and help from Campbell Scientific, personnel from the Department of Atmospheric Sciences at......read more