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LISST-StreamSide |
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The LISST-StreamSide
is developed specifically for monitoring applications, for example sediment monitoring
in shallow streams and rivers or for storm runoff. It can also be used as an in-line
instrument system, for example in a flow-through system on a research vessel. The first units shipped in May 2008.
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| | Equipped with a touch-panel display, the LISST-StreamSide does not
require a computer for programming set-up and sampling conditions.
From the Main Menu the user first configures the data collection, then starts data acquisition.
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| | The start conditions can be programmed in multiple ways. One is to program a specific date and time to start sampling, shown here.
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raw scattering data sensed by the instrument is analyzed on-board in
real-time and consequently no post-processing of data is necessary. The processed data are saved to an ASCII file, which can be offloaded alter and displayed in an appropriate program, e.g. EXCEL.
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| | A clean water source is being used to clean the optical cell during sampling, and to perform fully automated background measurements - the so-called zscats.
| | | | |  | | Upon completed sampling the fully processed data can be downloaded as
an ASCII file to a PC using a RS-232 connection. | | | | | | |
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