NexSens Technology

NexSens Technology NexSens Technology is a US-based company specializing in the design and manufacture of real-time environmental measurement systems.

Within 48 hours of the DCA plane crash, NOAA had deployed a monitoring buoy to aid recovery efforts.Explore this incredi...
09/03/2026

Within 48 hours of the DCA plane crash, NOAA had deployed a monitoring buoy to aid recovery efforts.

Explore this incredible story in the latest Environmental Monitor Magazine print edition.

Subscribe to the Environmental Monitor Magazine for free ➡️https://www.fondriest.com/news/subscribe

Oil and water simply don't mix—especially when it comes to oil in the natural environment. 🛢️🚱Preventing oil-related inc...
09/03/2026

Oil and water simply don't mix—especially when it comes to oil in the natural environment. 🛢️🚱

Preventing oil-related incidents demands excellent operational practices, an abundance of caution, and proactive vigilance.

Automated oil detection systems are a valuable surveillance tool that can provide early warnings. Timely detection allows for quick remedial action, thus mitigating the scope and environmental impact of oil spill events.

Learn how NexSens configures an oil detection system ➡️ https://www.nexsens.com/systems/oil-detection

In March of 1913, a catastrophic flood on the Great Miami River swept through Southwest Ohio, leaving cities in ruins. ⛈...
08/31/2026

In March of 1913, a catastrophic flood on the Great Miami River swept through Southwest Ohio, leaving cities in ruins. ⛈️

Within two years of the "Great Flood of 1913," the Miami Conservancy District (MCD) was created to build dams, levees, and storage basins to control the Great Miami River and its tributaries. Citizens vowed that nothing that devastating would occur again.

They succeeded, and for decades MCD has been innovating and adapting to monitor river flow and water quality to protect Southwest Ohio residents.

Learn how the organization has both tamed and protected one of Ohio's greatest rivers ➡️ https://www.fondriest.com/news/the-great-miami-river-overcoming-the-past-and-protecting-the-future.htm

08/28/2026

Whales Can Hear Each Other From 1,000 Miles Away

Blue whale calls can travel over 1,000 miles underwater, but shipping noise is drowning them out–and boat strikes threaten already endangered populations.

In New Zealand, AI-powered buoys are listening for dolphins, orca and humpback whales in real-time to make shipping safer 🐋🎧

Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/QNORoa9FZBE?si=wTJ42WmOL9-4dGQI

Find it in print!Check out how Washington & Jefferson College is utilizing their ABernathy Field Station to monitor and ...
08/27/2026

Find it in print!

Check out how Washington & Jefferson College is utilizing their ABernathy Field Station to monitor and understand the natural world.

Subscribe to the Environmental Monitor Magazine for free ➡️ https://www.fondriest.com/news/subscribe

Perched on the Atlantic coast, near the entrance to the Panama Canal in Colón Province, is the AES Colón Natural Gas Pow...
08/24/2026

Perched on the Atlantic coast, near the entrance to the Panama Canal in Colón Province, is the AES Colón Natural Gas Power Plant. Opened in 2018, it is the first liquefied natural gas (LNG) power plant in Panama–and Central America.

To meet regulatory requirements and environmental standards, temperature and salinity around the outfall pipe must be monitored.

The team opted for a system built around a NexSens CB-450 Data Buoy to conduct their monitoring and explore this novel industry off Panama's coast.

Learn more about the project ➡️ https://www.fondriest.com/news/at-the-crossroads-of-the-world-monitoring-marine-impacts-of-lng-in-panama.htm

Photo Credit: Adapted from Alvaro Medrano.

08/20/2026

This Isn't a Pristine Wilderness. That's the Whole Point.

Not every field station looks like a nature reserve. This one sits next to fracking pads and a coal mine, and that's exactly what makes it special. At Washington & Jefferson College's Abernathy Field Station, undergraduate students conduct real environmental research to understand how this part of southwestern Pennsylvania is responding to human and natural change.

Watch the full video in partnership with W&J College: https://youtu.be/UDAjrHcdftA?si=SGJg7Xw454zwVpQ6

It’s difficult to encapsulate the magnitude of the Laurentian Great Lakes. As the largest lake system on Earth, it holds...
08/19/2026

It’s difficult to encapsulate the magnitude of the Laurentian Great Lakes. As the largest lake system on Earth, it holds 84% of North America’s fresh water and creates distinct local weather patterns.

It’s unsurprising, therefore, that dozens of organizations exist to protect, monitor, and study these ecosystems. One of these is the Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research (CIGLR)

CIGLR operates immense forecasting models, and the datasets are extremely complicated. But they’re also crucial, and CIGLR needs people to understand them.

To bridge this gap and aid researchers using this data, the institute is turning toward a powerful but sometimes controversial tool: artificial intelligence.

Learn more about CIGLR's venture into AI forecasting at Lake Scientist ➡️ https://www.lakescientist.com/can-ai-forecasting-help-the-great-lakes-a-university-of-michigan-institute-hopes-so/

Photo Credit: Adapted from CIGLR

Greenland's coastal glaciers are melting rapidly, especially in the country’s deep fjords, exposing thousands of miles o...
08/17/2026

Greenland's coastal glaciers are melting rapidly, especially in the country’s deep fjords, exposing thousands of miles of shoreline that were previously trapped beneath the ice. 🧊

The dynamic behavior of glaciers, with ice chunks shifting and crashing into the ocean, makes them difficult to research. But with more Arctic warming expected, it’s vital to measure how much exposed sediment is washing into the marine environment.

A unique scientific expedition to Greenland's south coast utilized a drone with water quality instruments to measure these sediment fluxes.

Learn how the researchers overcame the challenges of this harsh landscape at the Environmental Monitor Magazine➡️https://www.fondriest.com/news/dodging-ice-with-drones-a-unique-expedition-to-measure-greenlands-melting-glaciers.htm

Photo Credit: Adapted from N. L. Brusgaard (Aarhus University, Denmark).

☀️💡Floating Photovoltaic (FPV) systems are a growing renewable technology. They are used in over 60 countries–mostly in ...
08/14/2026

☀️💡Floating Photovoltaic (FPV) systems are a growing renewable technology. They are used in over 60 countries–mostly in Asia–and in 2021, they reached a capacity of 3 gigawatts.

The potential of FPV systems is exciting and far-reaching. But as an emerging technology, one of the many areas not yet fully understood is their effect on lake ecosystems and landscapes.

A German research project is running for three years to investigate the impact of FPV on macrophytes, phyto- and zooplankton, bats, birds, sedimentation and biofouling on floating structures.

Learn more about what they've discovered about this novel technology ➡️ https://www.fondriest.com/news/floating-solar-is-booming-but-what-does-it-do-to-lakes.htm

Photo Credit: Adapted from the Fraunhofer Institute

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