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How Turbidity Sensors Work: Principles and Practice in Water Quality Monitoring Webinar

The Cleveland Water Alliance and YSI, a Xylem brand, are proud to offer a FREE educational webinar series on sensing technologies for everyone working with water quality monitoring, from students and undergraduates to professionals.

The Turbidity Sensor Webinar will take place on July 9th at 6pm.

Turbidity is a measure of water clarity - but what does that really mean and what are the impacts on environmental and water treatment processes?

This educational webinar will be covering:

• Who measures turbidity and why it is important
• The evolution of turbidity measurements, from lab to field
• The underlying principles of how optical-based field-deployable turbidity sensors work
• Real-world practice to demonstrate both the value and limitations of sensors

The live presentation of this webinar was on July 9, 2019 at 6pm Irish Time. Therefore registrations for this webinar are now closed.

Please let us know if you are interested in learning more about the YSI Turbidity Sensors. Our Sales Team will be happy to help you!

Kerry Hubbard - YSI Product Specialist, has an undergraduate degree in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences with a focus in Environmental Science from Georgia Institute of Technology.  She spent nearly nine years with the United States Geological Survey on an urban hydrology program, measuring various water quantity and quality parameters including turbidity using optical sensors. Kerry is now the Outdoor Water Monitoring Specialist for YSI, where she regularly assists users with their turbidity calibration and data collection questions.