Tests Use In-Situ Lab

A September C-MORE BioLINCS cruise off the coast of Oahu tested samplers that have real-time, in-situ microbial analysis capabilities. The project used the ESP and other samplers to conduct analysis at sea that traditionally relies on a return to the laboratory. The IPS and TS-SID, prototypes from a joint McLane project with Dr. Craig Taylor of
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Profiler Expands from Arctic Ice to Lake Explorations

Ice Tethered Profilers (ITPs) are no longer confined to the Arctic. Designed with shallow ice floes as the deployment target, the ITP is proving that it can meet the sampling challenges of lake environments. The “Lake Moored Profiler” (LMP) has now been deployed in Flathead Lake, Montana and Crater Lake, Oregon. The Crater Lake National Park Service project
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NEPTUNE Cruise

Canada’s R/V Thomas G. Thompson recently set sail on a cruise to maintain, recover, and deploy more instruments at the NEPTUNE seafloor observatory. NEPTUNE is the world’s first multi-node regional cabled seafloor observatory, and McLane Sediment Traps and RAS samplers were deployed in 2009 for Phase One of this 25 year project. Daily cruise updates, cruise
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McLane products in the field

McLane products have been deployed in oceans around the world– see our new Google Map.  Our profiler, sampler and mooring product markers show deployments around the world.  Scroll over some of the markers, further information (such as related papers, links and photos) are shown on the tag.  These are just a selection of McLane instrument
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