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Sequoia awarded NASA SBIR Phase II grant to continue hyperspectral transmissometer development! - Sequoia Scientific

Sequoia Scientific, Inc. has been awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II grant from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to continue developing a new hyperspectral transmissometer (Hyper-c). The grant will fund an additional 24 months of research and development (R&D) to transition the sensor from the laboratory prototype developed under Phase I to a commercial instrument. Mr. Kirby Simon, Science & Tech…Read Article

Optical Surveillance: Beam Attenuation in Naval and Underwater Defense Applications - Sequoia Scientific

In the underwater world, visibility is everything. Whether it’s a diver navigating murky waters, an autonomous vehicle scanning the seafloor, or a naval operation relying on optical sensors, understanding how light behaves underwater is critical. A simple and powerful measure for assessing underwater visibility is the beam attenuation coefficient (c) — a measure of how much light is lost due to absorption and scattering as it travels through wat…Read Article

Acceptance Angle: An Often-Asked Question With a Not-Straightforward Answer - Sequoia Scientific

When designing a transmissometer or a laser diffraction-based sensor for particle size analysis, an important consideration is the beam acceptance angle. A transmissometer will measure a – generally small – portion of the forward scattered light: The light that is scattered away from the beam but still within the acceptance angle of the detector. Thus, the transmittance is overestimated, resulting in an underestimated beam attenuation coefficien…Read Article

Illuminating Ocean Optics: The Role of In Situ VSF Measurements in Understanding Light Scattering - Sequoia Scientific

Light scattering in the ocean is described by the Volume Scattering Function (VSF)—an Inherent Optical Property (IOP) that describes how light is scattered at different angles in water. For oceanographers, in situ measurements of the VSF are essential for decoding the underwater light field and improving our understanding of ocean optics. Several Sequoia instruments measure (part of) the VSF. For example the LISST-VSF, LISST-200X, LISST-Deep, an…Norway · Norway Read Article

Wishing Everyone a Happy July 4th … Independence Day, U.S.A. – SatNews

Satnews Publishers’ offices will be closed on Friday, July 4th, to celebrate the July 4th holiday, returning on Monay, July 7th. The entire Satnews team wishes those who celebrate Independence Day a most enjoyable holiday. We remember sacrifices have been made by millions to ensure a nation that continues to thrive, thanks to the freedoms enjoyed by the country’s citizens, core beliefs in the dynamics of entrepreneurial spirits as well as contin…United States · United States See the Story

European Geosciences Union (recap) - Sequoia Scientific

Springtime Success in Vienna at the European Geosciences Union (EGU25) Conference! Sequoia exhibited at the annual affair and presented during the technical poster sessions. The EGU25 conference showcases the latest research and developments in a range of fields such as planetary exploration, Earth observation, polar science, climate change, pollution and natural hazards. Scientists from around the world were exposed to the latest Sequoia techno…Vienna, Austria · Vienna Read Article

Southern Ocean Saltier, Hotter and Losing Ice Fast as Decades-Long Trend Unexpectedly Reverses

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Researchers have discovered a dramatic and unexpected shift in the Southern Ocean, with surface water salinity rising and sea ice in steep decline.NASA · Antarctica See the Story

Juneteenth! (Office Closed) - Sequoia Scientific

Sequoia will be closed today in observation and support of Juneteenth, Federal Holiday in America! The office will re-open on June 20th The post Juneteenth! (Office Closed) appeared first on Sequoia Scientific.Juneteenth · United States Read Article

Sequoia's 30th! - Sequoia Scientific

Sequoia was founded in 1995 so 2025 was our 30th birthday! We celebrated with staff, retirees and family and friends at an event at Ray’s Boathouse. Current President & CEO Dr. Ole Mikkelsen and former President and co-founder Dr. Yogi Agrawal gave a few short speeches – but otherwise we just enjoyed each other’s company, the scenery, the food and had fun! Thanks to all our staff, customers and vendors over the years – here’s to the next 30! -Se…Seattle · Seattle Read Article

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