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    • — April 30, 2025

    Supplying Seattle’s Drinking Water: Using Data Buoys to Monitor the Cedar River Municipal Watershed

    https://www.fondriest.com/news/supplying-seattles-drinking-water-using-data-buoys-to-monitor-the-cedar-river-municipal-watershed.htm

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    A high-mountain lake in Manti-La Sal National Forest.
    • — April 28, 2025

    Research Brief: Threats to High-Mountain Lakes in the Alps

    A 2024 study published in Ecological Indicators compiled and examined the historical and present threats to high-mountain lakes in the Alps. Understanding these threats is crucial for conservation as the[…]

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  • MODIS image of Lake Erie ice cover. February 6, 2009. Such physical climate-related shifts are easily captured by satellite imagery.
    • — April 21, 2025

    Research Brief: Measuring Climate-Related Shifts in Lake Ecosystems

    Freshwater lakes experience climate-related shifts that can impact ecosystem services and have cascading ecological effects. Water availability, quality, and surface conditions (ice cover) can all shift based on climate conditions.[…]

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    A NexSens data buoy deployed in Sandusky Bay in Lake Erie. Such buoys help improve spatial resolution of data and capture asynchrony of water quality conditions.
    • — April 14, 2025

    Research Brief: Data Asynchrony Among Real-Time Data Buoys in Western Lake Erie

    The use of real-time data buoys, in particular, has become a popular approach to lake monitoring applications due to the ability to equip systems with air, surface water, and bottom[…]

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