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  • Honghu Lake which was the study site for the endogenous pollution study.
    • — July 7, 2025

    Research Brief: Understanding the Negative Impacts of Endogenous Nutrient Releases in a Shallow Lake

    Pollution is a driving source of poor water quality around the world. Yet, when water pollution is brought up, some assume it always originates from an outside source, known as[…]

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    • — May 26, 2025

    Research Brief: Monitoring and Predicting CyanoHABs using Sentinel-3 OLCI Satellite Imagery

    Cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (cyanoHABs) monitoring has evolved past the discrete sampling followed by lab analyses to real-time measurements and satellite observations. High-frequency satellite data, as provided by the Sentinel-3[…]

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    • — May 5, 2025

    Research Brief: CyanoHABs Forecasting in Satellite Monitored Lakes

    Lakes everywhere experience harmful algal blooms that can impact water quality, chemical and physical processes, biodiversity, ecosystem health, and environmental services. For this reason, forecasting cyanobacterial blooms is an important[…]

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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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