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Sec·chi depth (s

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A measure of the cloudiness or turbidity of surface water.

[After the Secchi disk.]

Secchi depth (s

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A measure of the clarity of water, especially seawater. Secchi depth is measured using a circular plate, known as a Secchi disk, which is lowered into the water until it is no longer visible. High Secchi depths indicate clear water; whereas low Secchi depths indicate cloudy or turbid water. See also Secchi disk.

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Secchi disk	In the late 1950s and early 1960s the registered Secchi depth was more than 8 m and in summertime the water above the lake bottom was supersaturated with oxygen (Maemets 1968), however, at the present time the water transparency of the lake has been 3. Palaeolimnological assessment of environmental change over the last ... by Heinsalu, Atko; Alliksaar, Tiiu / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences As 19 of the 21 estimations of the coverage [greater than or equal to]60% and Secchi depth [less than or equal to] 2. Coverage and depth limit of macrophytes as tools for classification ... by Maemets, Helle; Freiberg, Lilian / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Biology/Ecology The variables included in the regression model were sampling date (day of year), sampling time of day (sine-transformed), station distance from coastline (km), surface temperature ([degrees]C), surface salinity ([per thousand]), Secchi depth (m; a coefficient of light extinction or water clarity), water depth (m), and cross- and long-shelf wind speed (positive east and north, respectively). Habitat use of the inner continental shelf off southern New Jersey by ... by Taylor, David L.; Rowe, Peter M.; Able, Kenneth W. / Fishery Bulletin	Sebastodes ruberrimus Sebastopol Sebat Sebate SEbE Sebesten sebi- Sebic sebiferous Sebiparous seborrhea seborrheic dermatitis seborrheic eczema seborrheic keratosis seborrhoea SEbS sebum SEC sec. Secale Secale cereale SECAM Secancy secant secateurs Secchi depth Secchi disk secco Secco painting secede Seceder secern secernate Secernent secernment Secess secession Secession Church secessionism secessionist sech Seche Sechium Sechuana Seck Seckel Seckel pear Secle seclude secluded seclusion	SECARMY SECAS SECAS SECASA SECAT Secateur secateurs Secaucus Secaucus, New Jersey Secaucus, New Jersey SECB SECBE SECBNR SECBR Secbutabarbital SECBUU SECC SECC SECC2 SECC2 SECCA SECCA SECCA Seccession Seccession Seccession SECCF Secchi Secchi Secchi Secchi depth Secchi disc Secchi disc Secchi disk Secchi disk Secchi disk depth Secchi disk depth Secchi disk transparency Secchi disk transparency SECCHI Electronics Box Secchi, Angelo Secchi, Pietro Angelo Secchia, Pietro SECCI Sección de Intereses de Cuba En Washington Sección de Protección Radiológica de la Sociedad Cubana de Física Seccional de Policía Judicial e Investigación SECCLEAR SECCM secco secco secco Secco painting SECCOG SECCOM seccos seccos SECCP SECCS SECCYD SECD

In the late 1950s and early 1960s the registered Secchi depth was more than 8 m and in summertime the water above the lake bottom was supersaturated with oxygen (Maemets 1968), however, at the present time the water transparency of the lake has been 3.

Palaeolimnological assessment of environmental change over the last ... by Heinsalu, Atko; Alliksaar, Tiiu / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences

As 19 of the 21 estimations of the coverage [greater than or equal to]60% and Secchi depth [less than or equal to] 2.

Coverage and depth limit of macrophytes as tools for classification ... by Maemets, Helle; Freiberg, Lilian / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Biology/Ecology

The variables included in the regression model were sampling date (day of year), sampling time of day (sine-transformed), station distance from coastline (km), surface temperature ([degrees]C), surface salinity ([per thousand]), Secchi depth (m; a coefficient of light extinction or water clarity), water depth (m), and cross- and long-shelf wind speed (positive east and north, respectively).

Habitat use of the inner continental shelf off southern New Jersey by ... by Taylor, David L.; Rowe, Peter M.; Able, Kenneth W. / Fishery Bulletin

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