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of this deviation is caused by the sensor drift or how much the issue reported with Winkler

sampling (sampling corrected against a reference) influences the error magnitude.

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Profiling deployment in the Great Lakes

: In Fig. 15, the difference between Winkler titration

and ARO-USB is inside the accuracy range of the instrument, except two points where ΔDO

reached values between -0.6 and -0.8 mg/L. The reason for this larger deviation between the

methods may be related to errors associated with sample processing or the Winkler titration

rather than the ARO-USB, since the variation on temperature observed around 12:45 –

12:50am is not enough to explain the variation presented by the Winkler titration on the DO

concentration in the same period of time (15 minutes). In such a short period of time, we

cannot explain the variation presented by Winkler titration and we are considering that the

data provided by the ARO-USB are more likely to be close to the real DO concentration. In Fig,

16, although there is a larger deviation between the methods, all the values are inside the

accuracy stated by us on the instrument specifications (2% of full scale).