美國水體光學(xué)生物實(shí)驗(yàn)室儀器Hydro-Optics, Biology, & Instrumentation Laboratories Inc www.hobilabs.com.cn www.hobilabs.com
Hydro-Optics, Biology, & Instrumentation Laboratories Inc(HOBI Labs_，美國水體光學(xué)生物實(shí)驗(yàn)室儀器有限公公司，專注為科學(xué)實(shí)驗(yàn)室提供水體固有光學(xué)特性和表觀光學(xué)特性測量儀器，儀器設(shè)備已經(jīng)在海洋、環(huán)境等領(lǐng)域廣為應(yīng)用，以高精度、高可靠性和地維護(hù)成本而聞名。
水體光學(xué)是HOBI Labs和核心研究和商業(yè)領(lǐng)域，我們?yōu)楦咝！⒀芯克?、海軍?shí)驗(yàn)室以及其他光學(xué)眼鏡實(shí)驗(yàn)室提供科研設(shè)備和服務(wù)。
我們提供后向散射、濁度、懸浮物等設(shè)備。后向散射是我們的優(yōu)勢領(lǐng)域，同時(shí)可提供葉綠素和CDOM測量。
同時(shí)，我們提供HrdroRad光輻射系類測量設(shè)備，我們也提供機(jī)遇HydroDAS系統(tǒng)集成設(shè)備，可以集多個(gè)設(shè)備于一體，測量海洋不同剖面的光學(xué)特性。
HOBI Labs成立于1997年，首席科學(xué)家為Dr. Robert Maffione，首席工程師 David Dana。我們旗艦產(chǎn)品為HydroScat-6，他同時(shí)是世界上第一款商業(yè)化的多光譜后向散射儀，今天她仍然是我們的主打產(chǎn)品，同時(shí)還衍生出HydroScat-2、HydroScat-4等系列產(chǎn)品。
后來我們陸續(xù)開發(fā)了a-ßeta（ absorption and backscattering sensor）、c-ßeta （combined transmissometer and backscattering sensor）和Hydrorad等一系列產(chǎn)品。他們都采用自容式設(shè)計(jì)。
我們儀器在地球各個(gè)地方被廣泛使用，包括赤道和極地區(qū)域。
 HOBI Labs, Inc. （Hydro-Optics, Biology, & Instrumentation Laboratories），成立于1997年，首席科學(xué)家為Dr. Robert Maffione，首席工程師 David Dana。
HOBI Labs是一家為科研用戶提供水體固有光學(xué)特性和表觀光學(xué)特性測量設(shè)備的高科技公司，是海洋水色遙感領(lǐng)域相關(guān)測量設(shè)備的市場領(lǐng)導(dǎo)者。儀器設(shè)備已經(jīng)在海洋、水色遙感、環(huán)境、河口海岸等領(lǐng)域廣為應(yīng)用，以高精度、高可靠性和低維護(hù)成本而著稱。
水的光學(xué)特性、濁度、水質(zhì)、生物成分的測量是HOBI Labs的核心研究內(nèi)容，我們?yōu)楦咝?、研究所、海軍?shí)驗(yàn)室以及其他光學(xué)研究實(shí)驗(yàn)室提供科研設(shè)備和服務(wù)。HOBI Labs提供的設(shè)備在全球各個(gè)地方被廣泛使用，從赤道到極地都有我們的設(shè)備。
1997年， HydroScat-6問世，世界上第一款商業(yè)化的多光譜后向散射儀，同時(shí)還衍生出HydroScat-2、HydroScat-4等系列產(chǎn)品。
1999年，a-ßeta光吸收衰減和散射測量儀
1999年，c-ßeta光吸收衰減和散射測量儀
2000年，HydroRad 水下光譜儀，自容式設(shè)計(jì)
2005年，HydroRad-ES1, SpectraDAS（水下數(shù)據(jù)采集器）
2005年  SLS-1 Stable Light Source穩(wěn)定光源，用于標(biāo)定
2006年 HydroBeta 體散射函數(shù)測量儀實(shí)驗(yàn)成功
2007年 In-situ Spectral Absorption Meter (I-Sphere)原位光吸收計(jì)
2008年 Deep HydroScat-2 深海后向散射測量儀
2009年 I-Sphere被a-Sphere取代
 
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HOBI Labs offers a wide range of scientific-grade instruments for measuring water optical properties and the spectral light field. Our instruments are designed to operate in the harsh oceanic environment with reliability, accuracy and minimal maintenance.
 
Basic and applied research in aquatic optics is a core activity of HOBI Labs. We also provide a variety of services to universities, naval laboratories and other institutions in the area of light and optics in the aquatic environment.
 
Interested in optical backscattering, turbidity, suspended sediment concentrations? Take a look at our HydroScat line of spectral backscattering sensors. These instruments also measure chlorophyll and CDOM fluorescence.
 
Interested in hyperspectral (full spectrum) measurements of plane (or scalar) irradiance and radiance? Browse our line of HydroRad radiometers.
 
Do you need to control multiple instruments through a single serial connection and host computer? Autonomously operate and log data from a combination of serial and analog outputs? You'll be amazed at the power and versatility of our HydroDAS line of multi-instrument controllers and data loggers.
 
 
 
 
Company History
HOBI Labs was founded in 1997 by Dr. Robert Maffione (president & chief scientist) and David Dana (chief engineer). Our flagship product, the HydroScat-6, was the world's first commercial multi-spectral backscattering sensor. Today it is still one of our most popular instruments, along with its offspring the HydroScat-4 and HydroScat-2, all of which include the capability of simultaneously measuring fluorescence.
 
Within two years of its founding, HOBI Labs introduced the world's first, and still only, combined absorption and backscattering sensor, the a-ßeta. At the same time, we also introduced the world's first, and still only, combined transmissometer and backscattering sensor, the c-ßeta. These were followed by the HydroRad series of hyperspectral radiometers, also offering unique capabilities such as built-in intelligent data logging.
 
These instrument developments went hand-in-hand with an active research program that took us and our instruments from the tropics to the arctic.