By Shangtong LiPhoto Credit: Shangtong Li96.8 F, radiant sun, clear sky, and a cool breeze brings the fresh briny smell of the sea. Tzortziou Bio-Optics Lab members boarded Patty Ann at the Captree State Park in Babylon, New York again—to sample stations along the Great South Bay. An almost cloudless day, conditions were optimal for conducting radiometric measurements of the color of the water and linking to water quality state. We noticed a new face sitting at the seating area of the boat—Gino—Captain Greg's son. He grew up hanging around the boat with his dad. Gino is graduating middle school and is excited to be a high schooler. He dreams of becoming a marine biologist, and his favorite fish is the sea robin.
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10/27/2023 09:26:12 am
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