A research group within the Powerhouse Energy Campus at Colorado State University intends to purchase specialized INTOR photodiodes to develop a low cost aerosol optical depth monitor. Currently, the vast majority of aerosol optical depth monitoring devices are extremely expensive (>$45,000). The high cost of these instruments has limited their availability. Therefore, they seek to purchase additional hardware components which were evaluated in the first phase of the project in order to complete a substantially larger validation campaign.
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