Water-quality sensors kept clean for harmful algal bloom monitoring
Water-quality sensors kept clean for harmful algal bloom monitoringSensors are cleaned with an automatic wiper brush on the continuous water-quality monitors.
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Sensors are cleaned with an automatic wiper brush on the continuous water-quality monitors.
Sensors are cleaned with an automatic wiper brush on the continuous water-quality monitors.
Algae bloom near Cheney Reservoir Dam, Kansas.
Algae bloom near Cheney Reservoir Dam, Kansas.
Discrete samples collected from a near-shore accumulation of cyanobacteria (left) and an open-water area (right) in Cheney Reservoir, Kansas.
Discrete samples collected from a near-shore accumulation of cyanobacteria (left) and an open-water area (right) in Cheney Reservoir, Kansas.
Sensors are cleaned with an automatic wiper brush on the continuous water-quality monitors.
Sensors are cleaned with an automatic wiper brush on the continuous water-quality monitors.
Algae bloom near Cheney Reservoir Dam, Kansas.
Algae bloom near Cheney Reservoir Dam, Kansas.
Discrete samples collected from a near-shore accumulation of cyanobacteria (left) and an open-water area (right) in Cheney Reservoir, Kansas.
Discrete samples collected from a near-shore accumulation of cyanobacteria (left) and an open-water area (right) in Cheney Reservoir, Kansas.