NexSens Technology

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

“Mother Nature is unpredictable, undoing best efforts or even preventing those efforts from taking hold.” 🌦️Nonetheless,...
06/01/2026

“Mother Nature is unpredictable, undoing best efforts or even preventing those efforts from taking hold.” 🌦️

Nonetheless, modern monitoring technology is closing this unpredictability gap. This is especially true at Lake Ford near Ypsilanti, Michigan, a popular yet historically struggling lake.

By using a NexSens data buoy and two shore stations, Ypsilanti Township is doing its utmost to make informed, data-driven decisions to help keep Ford Lake healthy–and to predict the unpredictable.

Learn more about protecting Ford Lake ➡️ https://www.fondriest.com/news/predicting-the-unpredictable-how-ypsilanti-township-uses-data-to-protect-ford-lake.htm

Photo credit: adapted from Michael Saranen.

05/29/2026

Don't Judge a Lake by Its Surface…

A lake's surface temperature is just the beginning. Beneath it, the water column tells a completely different story–one that can predict toxic algal blooms months before they're visible 🦠

We break down the science of lake temperature, and look at how researchers at SUNY Oneonta used continuous monitoring to capture Otsego Lake's first ever harmful algal bloom.

📺 Full Otsego Lake case study: https://youtu.be/z_d9UsBidkE?si=aloI81OxZIAimkRS

Groundwater contamination is a common issue worldwide that can severely impact irrigation waters and drinking water supp...
05/28/2026

Groundwater contamination is a common issue worldwide that can severely impact irrigation waters and drinking water supplies.

Groundwater well monitoring systems detect contaminants as well as both acute and long-term changes in groundwater conditions. Real-time data delivery gives water managers and response personnel the data needed to take timely and informed action.

Learn how to configure a NexSens system to monitor this vital resource ➡️ https://www.nexsens.com/systems/groundwater-monitoring



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Since 2015, the offshore wind energy industry has garnered considerable economic interest off the United States’ East Co...
05/25/2026

Since 2015, the offshore wind energy industry has garnered considerable economic interest off the United States’ East Coast, and gaining a deeper understanding of regional ecological systems has quickly become a leading priority for regulatory agencies.

A key part of this is improving current understandings of avian species’ behavior along the coast.

Because offshore bird and bat behavior are still largely unknown, the department is sponsoring the deployment of an array of offshore monitoring platforms, like the NexSens CB-1250 data buoy.

Learn more about the innovative project ➡️ https://www.fondriest.com/news/tracking-birds-and-bats-in-offshore-areas-with-buoys.htm

Photo Credit: Adapted from Garrett Rhyne & Carl Johnsen

We’re excited to be featured in the latest issue of ECO Magazine!Check out the article, “Real-Time Monitoring for Rapid ...
05/22/2026

We’re excited to be featured in the latest issue of ECO Magazine!

Check out the article, “Real-Time Monitoring for Rapid Response,” highlighting how the NexSens XB-200 data buoy and X3 data logger supports dredging and marine construction operations with reliable, real-time environmental monitoring data.

https://digital.ecomagazine.com/eco-issue-ii/page-20

From improving situational awareness to enabling faster response times, the system helps project teams make informed decisions in dynamic marine environments.

Be sure to browse the latest edition of ECO Magazine to read the full feature.



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05/22/2026

This AI buoy listens for whale strandings 🐋

Golden Bay, New Zealand, is one of the world's worst mass stranding hotspots. This AI buoy could change that–listening around the clock for pilot whale calls and alerting responders before animals ever reach the beach.

Full video out now: https://youtu.be/NyUrPoSW2MM?si=RzHs3oq37oQLahps

Photos courtesy of Project Jonah New Zealand , Abel Butler, Hans Stoffregen, and Dr. Matt Pine.



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It may come as a surprise that Danish lakes are, on average, about 3 m deep–a far cry from their Scandinavian neighbors,...
05/18/2026

It may come as a surprise that Danish lakes are, on average, about 3 m deep–a far cry from their Scandinavian neighbors, where dramatic fjords create Europe's deepest lakes.

But despite their unassuming depth, Denmark’s lakes are far from simple. They are highly responsive to weather and inflow, creating environments that can change rapidly.

To monitor these changes, Aarhus University has deployed a fleet of NexSens buoys on several lakes.

How is this research contributing to the national understanding of Danish lakes? Learn more ➡️ https://www.fondriest.com/news/the-surprising-dynamics-of-denmarks-shallow-lakes.htm

Photo Credit: Adapted from Ani Coloca via Pexels.

05/14/2026

Flash Floods Explained–And Why They're So Hard to Stop
Flash floods are among the most dangerous weather events in the US–and their speed makes them one of the hardest to predict.

What are flash floods, and how is technology helping predict them? 🌊

Want to learn more? Here’s how the City of Hazelwood’s flash flood monitoring system is giving communities the warning they need to prepare: https://youtu.be/F4_1njc6uAQ?si=jyr3TCzVqiyFtKT_

Excess nutrients, also known as eutrophication, can appear seasonally, after an upwelling of nutrient-rich water, or fro...
05/14/2026

Excess nutrients, also known as eutrophication, can appear seasonally, after an upwelling of nutrient-rich water, or from human-introduced sources like stormwater runoff.

Watersheds subject to eutrophication may suffer adverse effects. Real-time nutrient monitoring with NexSens telemetry systems detects the presence of nutrients, understands their effects, and aids in mitigation efforts. understands

Learn how to configure an effective nutrient monitoring system ➡️ https://www.nexsens.com/systems/nutrient-monitoring

In 1854, the government sent surveyors to the wild border between the Washington and Oregon territories. They came acros...
05/11/2026

In 1854, the government sent surveyors to the wild border between the Washington and Oregon territories. They came across the East Fork Lewis River, a lush, green forested wetland with a calm river that braided widely across the landscape.

However, decades of development and gravel mining on its shores straightened the river, causing bank erosion and cutting off access to salmon habitat.

Now, nearly 200 years after the river was first mapped, a $23.5 million project aims to reconnect and restore a stretch of the East Fork Lewis River to its former self.

Learn more about the restoration work ➡️ https://www.fondriest.com/news/reconnecting-a-columbia-river-tributary-is-restoring-salmon-and-water-quality.htm

Photo Credit: Adapted from the Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership.

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