Session: Recent Developments in Sensors and Sensor Networks for Contaminants in Environmental Systems


ENVR		Tuesday, August 21, 2007

8:30 AM-11:20 AM Boston Park Plaza -- Beacon Hill Rm, Oral
Recent Developments in Sensors and Sensor Networks for Contaminants in Environmental Systems

Organizers:	Cindy Lee Patrick L. Brezonik
8:30 AM	72	Application of microfabrication techniques for the development of a miniaturized Hg-free ASV system Michael D. Martin, Lukasz Sztaberek, Richard P. Baldwin, Thomas Roussel, Robert Keynton, Kevin Walsh, John Naber, Benjamin Vaughn, Doug Jackson
8:55 AM	73	Scaleable potentiometric nitrate sensors for soil and aquatic observation applications Alexander A. Ratko, Thomas C. Harmon
9:20 AM	74	Chemical sensors and novel database for monitoring marine pollution Omowunmi A. Sadik, Jason Karasinski, Samuel Kikandi, Modupe Ogunlesi, Wesley Okiei, Emmauel Oyewo
9:45 AM	75	Sensor-based investigation of biogeochemical controls on arsenic mobilization in rural Bangladesh Nithya Ramanathan, Christine Lee, Tiffany Lin, Rebecca Neumann, Sarah Rothenberg, Charlie Harvey, Thomas C. Harmon, Eddie Kohler, Deborah Estrin, Jenny Jay
10:10 AM		Intermission
10:25 AM	76	NanoLAB, an automatic, field deployable analyzer for nutrient determinations using discrete sample aliquots Charles J. Patton, Mark B. Rawlinson, Patrick J. Pappe
10:50 AM	77	Characterization and evaluation of the cobalt-based phosphate microelectrode for use in in vivo environmental analysis Woo Hyoung Lee, Youngwoo Seo, Paul L. Bishop
11:15 AM		Concluding Remarks

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