RIFFLE: open water

[Jackson Riegler]

Hello!

I was wondering how to get involved in the open water project, I am a 14 year old intern for a watershed research institute near Lake Michigan! Any replies would be awesome because I am interested in the RIFFLE and how i can get my hands on one,

Thanks!

[Liz Barry]

Great to hear from you Jackson! The Riffle is in active development and there is not a stable prototype that we're selling. 

Hey everyone -- I just went looking for instructions on how to build a Riffle and came up empty-handed -- can someone on that team write back please?

THANKS!

Liz

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[Liz Barry]

Copying Don and Catherine in. 

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[Arthur Asodisen]

Hi,

I am currently working on developing a relatively cheaper air quality monitoring. I can help improving Riffle in spare times into a more stable design.
Perhaps I can consider in my current design in air quality design to include water quality as well.

Best regards,
Arthur
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[Patrick Hixenbaugh]

Just to piggyback on this, my brother and I are interested in building a riffle analogue this winter to study road salt events in our local stream. I am a chemistry/environmental science major and he is an electrical engineer. What I want to do: build a conductivity/temperature sensor board using a breadboard first, and record data on an arduino uno. If I understand right, the riffle also uses a Real Time Clock to time the conductivity readings, which the standard uno doesn't have.

What I'd like to know is, is the github repo currently the best reference for building the sensor board and the riffle-analogue, or are there better references in the research notes and blog posts? Every time I look on the website, I find more great information.

Thanks,
Patrick