Collecting and Quality-Controlling Dissolved Oxygen Data: A Buzzards Bay Study
Researchers from Buzzards Bay Coalition and Woodwell Climate Research Center will share how they are collecting, managing, and quality-controlling dissolved oxygen data across Buzzards Bay using HOBO water quality loggers.
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Thought Leader: The Heat is On—Monitoring Coral Bleaching in Honduras' Bay Islands
Learn how leading researchers use advanced monitoring techniques to track rising ocean temperatures, gain insights into coral bleaching and reef resilience, and develop strategies to protect our seas’ vital ecosystems.
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Underwater Data Loggers Assist in Coral Reef Health Research
Researchers at St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands are using data loggers to establish a link between elevated water temperature and coral bleaching due to the loss of life-supporting algae.
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Water Level Loggers Provide Insight into Mine Water Discharge
Hydrogeologists are using water level data loggers that can withstand highly-corrosive conditions to investigate mines in the Pittsburgh coal basin.
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Monitoring Environmental Impact off Qatar’s Coastal Waters
To satisfy an airport construction project's program approval requirements, a consultant conducted long-term water temperature and sediment quality monitoring.
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Bringing Fishways into the 21st Century
A USGS ecologist headed up an effort to demonstrate the effectiveness of "nature-like" fishways for Northeast species by tracking fish counts and using water level data loggers to monitor water levels.
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Scientists Study Coral Health in Seychelles Islands
In the southern Seychelles Islands, north of Madagascar, an investigator deployed robust water temperature data loggers able to stand up to long-term deployment in a coral reef environment.