The Aanderaa Oxygen Optodes were the first to measure dissolved oxygen for years without drift - now it is even more stable! Below you can read more about the oxygen optode working principle
The SeaGuard current meters are multiparameter platforms with vast possibilities to measure currents, waves, and water quality
Safe Navigation – Efficient Port - Systems for meteorological data for ports and harbors
Bluenergy and Aanderaa Present Sustainable Tidal Power
Xylem provides solutions for environmental research used in oceanographic, hydrographic, river, lake and climate research markets. As part of the Xylem family, Aanderaa, Hypack, SonTek, and YSI...
Aanderaa's roots were formed in the need to make reliable measurements in the earth's most harsh environments. Founded in the early 1960s by Ivar Aanderaa, the Aanderaa name quickly became synonymous for robust and reliable instrument solutions for oceanographic and other environmental measurements. Now as part of Xylem, Inc., the Aanderaa reputation for data quality, reliability, and excellent customer support continues to serve the global need to have better, smarter, and more robust sensor and systems solutions.
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