Utilization of Galvanic Couples in Wireless Network for Salinity Deposition Sensing

Galvanic couples traditionally used for the evaluation of atmospheric corrosivity are constant monitoring sensors whose output correlates with deposition sea salt. This report provides conversion methodology needed to monitor real-time airborne salinity. The was validated by wireless observations made in two Japanese coastal areas, where a remarkable increase salt revealed rapid contamination. Additionally, amount varied according distance from shore. Solar radiation reduced sensor and induced sharp drop estimated deposition. These unexpected discrepancies were resolved considering surface humidity, which heating.