More Monitoring Technology News

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  Monitoring the Mighty Mississippi

  In partnership with over 30 cities, the USGS is now monitoring the Mississippi River...

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  James H. Barrow Field Station Research Explores Stream Restoration and Redirected Stream Life

  Hiram College in Ohio is notable for its stream restoration work and exceptional student-driven...

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  Coral Reef Early Warning System Buoy

  The CREWS Buoy System got a new upgrade this summer, with a smaller footprint...

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  From Scrub-Jay DNA to Cycles of Carbon, Water and Fire: Archbold Biological Station Offers A Deep Look at Conservation

  Archbold Biological Station is a wildlife research haven in the heart of Florida with...

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  Central Lake Superior: Arctic Testbed and Autonomous Proving Ground

  The new Marine Autonomy Research Site at the Great Lakes Research Center offers an...

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  Floating, Diving Robots in the Southern Ocean

  Researchers have deployed floating, diving robots to monitor water parameters in the Southern Ocean...

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  Lake Michigan’s Smarter, Streamlined Buoys

  New, smarter buoys were deployed on Lake Michigan this summer, so EM spoke to...

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  SensorSpace Catching Invasive Species

  SensorSpace, of the Flathead Lake Bio Station, is a one-of-a-kind maker space for sensor...

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  The Submerged Sensors of Sebago Lake

  Sebago Lake is now being monitored in real time from May through October, to...

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  Tagging and Tracking Elusive Cownose Rays

  A new study reveals that cownose rays that summer in Chesapeake Bay winter off...

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  Texting Buoys Helping to Create a Data Democracy

  The Great Lakes Observing System’s texting buoys are making all kinds of data available...

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  eDNA Tests Swimmability in 90 Minutes or Less

  A handheld qPCR thermocycler is allowing water quality testing for bacteria in 90 minutes...