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    Lake Superior Weather Buoy Provides Valuable New Data

    Superior Watershed Partnership deployed a new buoy in a remote area near Stannard Rock to provide Lake Superior weather data to locals and researchers.

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    Algae Bloom Spawns New Water Monitoring Program In Utah Lake

    Enhanced water quality monitoring in Utah Lake shows three types of cyanobacteria algae blooms inhabiting the lake simultaneously.

  • The Bowling Green State University data buoy in the Sandusky Bay near Cedar Point. (Credit: Bowling Green State University)
    Data Buoys Study Turbid Water Environments In Lake Erie Basin

    Scientists from Bowling Green State University use data buoys to study the Sandusky Bay to learn more about Lake Erie Planktothrix blooms and water quality.

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    Data Buoys Infographic

    We put together this infographic on data buoys for our Spring 2017 edition of the Environmental Monitor (PDF available online). Organizations across the globe use data buoy systems to observe and monitor atmospheric and oceanographic conditions in...

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    Cellular Data Buoy Supports Lake Erie Algae Research, Public Outreach

    Researchers at Ohio State University’s Stone Lab gather algae measurements using a cellular data buoy with the goal of one day predicting bloom toxicity.

  • ESPniagara Lake Erie microcystin
    ESPniagara Tracks Algal Toxins In Lake Erie, Protects Drinking Water

    The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has completed the first long-term deployment of ESPniagara, a robot measuring microcystin in real time.

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    Milwaukee: Water Quality Monitoring Buoy Informs Bacteria Forecasts

    A new water quality monitoring buoy deployed near Milwaukee’s Bradford Beach is helping to forecast bacteria levels for beach managers.

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    Lake Data Buoy Tackles Understudied Champlain

    A lake data buoy recently launched on Lake Champlain by State University of New York scientists is aiding research, education and weather forecasting.

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    York River Buoy Launches, Adds To Networks Near And Far

    A new York River buoy will add understanding to an understudied, high-traffic section of Chesapeake Bay while aiding local and national monitoring networks.

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    New York Bight Buoy Tracks Threatened Baleen Whales

    Buoy-attached tech developed at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is helping to spot threatened baleen whales in the New York Bight.

  • lake nipissing algae
    Lake Nipissing Algae Blooms: Mixing May Have Role

    Data buoys and temperature strings help U. Saskatchewan and Nipissing University scientists study mixing’s role in Lake Nipissing algae blooms.

  • sodus bay blue green algae
    Sodus Bay Water Quality Tracking Improves Bloom Predictions

    Scientists at State University of New York monitor Sodus Bay water quality off Lake Ontario to better predict algal blooms.

  • regional science consortium
    Regional Science Consortium Deploys New Lake Erie Data Buoy

    A new data buoy launched by the Regional Science Consortium in May 2016 is helping citizens near Lake Erie’s Pennsylvania waters keep safe, according to GoErie.com. The buoy joins several platforms, including another data buoy deployed nearshore,...

  • Dr. Justin Chaffin prepares to deploy a data buoy in Lake Erie. (Credit: Ohio Sea Grant)
    Ohio State Data Buoy Captures Lake Erie’s Real-Time Conditions

    A research buoy operated by Ohio State University’s Stone Lab is deployed in Lake Erie and keeping an eye on water quality around Put-in-Bay, Ohio. Data from the platform are available online in real time. Some of...

  • Buoy deployed in Lake Michigan near Chicago beaches. (Credit: Michigan State University College of Engineering)
    Beach Buoy Data Puts E. Coli Modeling Through Paces

    Results of a long-term E. Coli modeling effort backed by Chicago beach buoy data show a predictive modeling approach is better than traditional methods.

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