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

Four decades of water quality data—and now, a whole new way to understand Green Bay. 🌊NEW Water has expanded its monitor...
10/22/2026

Four decades of water quality data—and now, a whole new way to understand Green Bay. 🌊

NEW Water has expanded its monitoring network with new buoy systems that provide near-real-time wave data across Lower Green Bay.

The growing dataset isn't just helping researchers better understand changing conditions, hypoxia and water quality. It's also providing valuable information for boaters and others enjoying Green Bay's waters.

See how NEW Water is turning decades of monitoring into new insights for the future. 👉 https://www.fondriest.com/news/new-waters-new-wave-buoys-safety-science-and-40-years-of-monitoring-green-bay

10/21/2026

Pittsburgh’s rivers were once written off as dead

Pittsburgh’s three rivers were once an industrial dumping ground. Decades of cleanup have brought them back, but the fight isn’t over. Three Rivers Waterkeeper deployed a real-time water quality buoy on the Ohio River to catch pollution that manual sampling misses.

🎥 Watch the full story: https://youtu.be/cxQOapzcbwA?si=zVTDOiRc-nioypdv

Think turbidity is just about how clear the water looks? Think again. 🌊🐟Changing turbidity can affect fish health, habit...
10/20/2026

Think turbidity is just about how clear the water looks? Think again. 🌊🐟

Changing turbidity can affect fish health, habitat suitability and even predator-prey interactions—while also providing clues about sediment runoff, pollution and other changes within a watershed.

For fisheries researchers and managers, monitoring turbidity alongside parameters like temperature and dissolved oxygen can provide a more complete picture of aquatic conditions.

And with real-time monitoring, they can track those changes as they happen and respond before critical conditions become a bigger problem.

Dive into why turbidity measurement is key for fisheries research and management. 👉 https://www.fishsens.com/measuring-turbidity-to-support-fisheries-research-and-management/

Read the story of one of Earth's newest countries in print!Timor-Leste is taking substantial steps to protect its coast ...
10/08/2026

Read the story of one of Earth's newest countries in print!

Timor-Leste is taking substantial steps to protect its coast and is utilizing a NexSens system to track tide data in real time, boosting safety, resilience, and climate preparedness. 🌊

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

10/07/2026

Too little river flow means drought. But too much means flooding. Here's how we build a system to measure it 🌊

This setup pairs a Geolux non-contact sensor with an X3 data logger, powered by solar and sending data over cellular every 10 minutes.

Build your own at https://www.nexsens.com

Wonderful images that only print can capture 🌊Explore how Singapore is monitoring waves, currents, and meteorological co...
10/06/2026

Wonderful images that only print can capture 🌊

Explore how Singapore is monitoring waves, currents, and meteorological conditions in its busy and beautiful port in the Summer 2026 print edition.

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

How does real-time data keep regional water systems healthy? 🌊📊The US Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District manage...
10/05/2026

How does real-time data keep regional water systems healthy? 🌊📊

The US Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District manages 31 reservoirs across Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia, and North Carolina. Balancing flood risk management, public water safety, and ecological health requires a continuous stream of data.

Through a 5-year rotating intensive monitoring program, the district combines:
🔬 Water Chemistry & Biological Sampling – Tracking benthic macroinvertebrate and fish communities to gauge total watershed health.
🛰️️ Real-Time NexSens Data Buoys – Monitoring turbidity, lake stratification, and discharge levels to address issues like hydrogen sulfide buildup and oil spills.
🗺️ Bathymetric Mapping – Calculating sediment deposition rates to ensure accurate flood storage capacity models.

By pairing long-term baseline data with field monitoring, water managers can proactively optimize release schedules and protect downstream water quality.

Learn how NexSens buoys aid this process ➡️ https://www.fondriest.com/news/intensive-water-quality-monitoring-in-ohio-reservoirs.htm

Photo Credit: Adapted from Kamryn Tufts

Check out how NexSens buoys were featured in the Environmental Monitor Magazine!Last month, we explored how our data buo...
10/02/2026

Check out how NexSens buoys were featured in the Environmental Monitor Magazine!

Last month, we explored how our data buoys aid invasive carp management and monitor water quality in Kansas reservoirs. These stories remind us of the many unique applications for real-time data buoys 🧑‍🔬🐟

Check out the stories in the Environmental Monitor ➡️ https://www.fondriest.com/news

Did you hear?The Coastal Studies Institute's work on the Gulf Stream is reshaping how scientists and developers approach...
10/01/2026

Did you hear?

The Coastal Studies Institute's work on the Gulf Stream is reshaping how scientists and developers approach renewable ocean energy along the Atlantic coast. NexSens buoys are aiding this fascinating research 💡

Catch the latest in print! Subscribe to the Environmental Monitor Magazine for free: https://www.fondriest.com/news/subscribe

How do you protect vulnerable fish populations as climate change reshapes aquatic ecosystems? 🐟Scientists at the Univers...
09/29/2026

How do you protect vulnerable fish populations as climate change reshapes aquatic ecosystems? 🐟

Scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison examined how shifting recreational angler behavior can directly prevent fishery collapses in warming waters. Because cold-water species like walleye are increasingly threatened by rising water temperatures, traditional management alone is no longer enough.

By modeling scenarios where anglers become "generalists"—adapting their targets to warm-resilient species like largemouth bass or traveling to healthier lakes—researcher George Brooks found that even small shifts in human behavior can buy fisheries decades.

Backed by ecological modeling, this research highlights how integrating angler choices with adaptive management creates a powerful early-defense strategy for long-term freshwater resilience.

Read the full story in FishSens Magazine: https://www.fishsens.com/how-changing-angler-behavior-could-help-fisheries-in-a-warming-climate/

Photo Credit: Adapted from Olaf Jensen

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