Some of the types of equipment oceanographers use to do research.

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Some of the types of equipment oceanographers use to do research. OCEANOGRAPHY TOOLS Some of the types of equipment oceanographers use to do research.

NISKIN BOTTLE Used to collect water samples from specific depths. The “messenger” triggers the valves to close.

BOTTOM (SHIPEK) GRAB SAMPLER Used to take samples from the ocean floor. Sediment, as well as organisms can be collected when it closes.

SECCHI DISK Used to estimate the transparency of seawater. Can give a relative measure of productivity or turbidity.

HYDROMETER Device used to measure the density of water, which corresponds to the salinity of the water.

HYDROPHONE A microphone for acoustic measurements in fluids.

SEDIMENT SIEVES Used to analyze sediment grain size composition.

REFRACTOMETER An instrument which measures the refractivity of liquids, which is affected by how many ions are in the liquid & indicates the salinity.

SEINE NET Long flat nets like a fence that are used to encircle a school of fish.

PLANKTON NET A fine mesh net. Collects small plant and animal plankton. Typically towed behind or to the side of a vessel.

NEUSTON NET Used to collect organisms and other particulates from the surface to about 1 ½ feet down.

TUCKER TRAWL Used to collect samples at specific depths. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh5xOhGBK0A

DREDGE Used to catch organisms living on the ocean floor and right above it.

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS) A worldwide radio-navigation system that uses satellites to triangulate your location on earth.