A feasibility study on the simultaneous sensing of turbidity and chlorophyll a concentration using a simple optical measurement method

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We have been developing a wireless sensor network system to monitor the quality of lake water in real time. It consists of a sensor module and a system module, which includes communication and power modules. We have focused on pH, turbidity and chlorophyll a concentration as the criteria for qualifying lake water quality. These parameters will be detected by a microfluidic device based sensor module embedded in the wireless sensor network system. In order to detect the turbidity and the chlorophyll a concentration simultaneously, we propose a simple optical measurement method using LED and photodiode in this paper. Before integrating a turbidity and chlorophyll a concentration sensor into the microfluidic device based pH sensor, we performed feasibility studies such as confirmation of the working principle and experiments using environmental water samples. As a result, we successfully verified our simultaneous sensing method by using a simple optical setup of the turbidity and the chlorophyll a concentration.

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Isoyama, R., Taie, M., Kageyama, T., Miura, M., Maeda, A., Mori, A., & Lee, S. S. (2017). A feasibility study on the simultaneous sensing of turbidity and chlorophyll a concentration using a simple optical measurement method. Micromachines, 8(4). https://doi.org/10.3390/mi8040112

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