Development of a field prototype carbon dioxide measuring device for Canadian natural waters - IISD Experimental Lakes Area
开发加拿大天然水域二氧化碳测量装置原型 - IISD Experimental Lakes Area
基本信息
- 批准号:CCARD-2022-00495
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.23万
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- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:CCI Applied Research and Development Grants
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
IISD Experimental Lakes Area (IISD-ELA), located in Northwest Ontario, Canada, and close to Manitoba's border on the West, comprises of 58 small lakes and their watersheds that are not affected by human activities. The lakes are set aside for scientific research where they are manipulated by scientists to examine changes in the different aspects of the ecosystem. The lakes enable real-world studies that result in more accurate findings as compared to laboratory experiments. Results from IISD-ELA have formed the basis of billion dollar-decisions by governments and industries, specifically in policy decision-making, safety regulations and conservation of Canadian freshwater.IISD-ELA is collaborating with a Canada-based start-up organization, Lab 4 Instruments to develop a field prototype of a carbon dioxide measuring device with potential for deployment within its current geographic reach and across Canada's inland waters, and elsewhere. The team has spent considerable amount of time and resources in determining the basic functionalities, concepts and working principles of the measuring device. However, the team needs additional help in the manufacturing, integration, and computer programing of the field prototype of the device to advance the technology readiness for testing purposes. Therefore, IISD-ELA and Lab 4 Instruments will be working with researchers at the Technology Access Centre for Aerospace and Manufacturing (TACAM) at Red River College Polytechnic in the development of the field prototype device. The TACAM team will contribute expertise in mechanical design, fabrication, assembly, integration, and programming of the device. IISD-ELA has the capacity to use the results of this research immediately and deploy the sensor for field testing, with potential for the commercial product to be used within and outside Canada. Carbon dioxide concentration in natural waters have direct impacts on the food webs for most aquatic animals, supporting world's fisheries. It is also important to maintaining a bidirectional flux of the gas between the atmosphere and water bodies to maintain equilibrium within the ecosystem. Data measured from this device will be useful for developing policies, regulations and decisions that impact communities, including indigenous communities, and industries, and place Canada ahead of climate change initiatives.
IISD实验湖区(IISD-ELA)位于加拿大安大略省西北部,西部靠近马尼托巴省边境,由58个不受人类活动影响的小湖泊及其流域组成。这些湖泊被预留用于科学研究,科学家们操纵它们来检查生态系统不同方面的变化。与实验室实验相比,这些湖泊可以进行现实世界的研究,从而获得更准确的结果。 IISD-ELA 的结果已成为政府和行业做出数十亿美元决策的基础,特别是在政策决策、安全监管和加拿大淡水保护方面。IISD-ELA 正在与一家加拿大初创组织 Lab 合作4 开发二氧化碳测量装置现场原型的仪器,有可能在其当前地理范围内、加拿大内陆水域和其他地方进行部署。该团队花费了大量的时间和资源来确定测量设备的基本功能、概念和工作原理。然而,该团队在设备现场原型的制造、集成和计算机编程方面需要额外的帮助,以推进测试目的的技术准备。因此,IISD-ELA 和 Lab 4 Instruments 将与红河学院理工学院航空航天和制造技术访问中心 (TACAM) 的研究人员合作开发现场原型设备。 TACAM 团队将贡献设备机械设计、制造、组装、集成和编程方面的专业知识。 IISD-ELA 有能力立即使用这项研究的结果,并部署传感器进行现场测试,该商业产品有可能在加拿大境内外使用。天然水域中的二氧化碳浓度对大多数水生动物的食物网有直接影响,支持世界渔业。维持大气和水体之间气体的双向通量以维持生态系统内的平衡也很重要。该设备测量的数据将有助于制定影响社区(包括土著社区和行业)的政策、法规和决策,并使加拿大走在气候变化倡议的前面。
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