Water Research Center Webinar: Water quality monitoring with remote sensing

“Evaluation of Remote Sensing Based Monitoring of Lake Water Quality in Washington State”
Monday, April 28, from noon–1 p.m.

Dr. Emese Hadnagy and Co-PIs Dr. Gopal Mulukutla and Dr. James Gawel evaluated the use of satellite imagery to capture water quality conditions related to harmful algal blooms in lakes of WA state. The focus of this work was to develop water quality indicators to capture intensity and extent of bloom events to protect public health and inform lake management.

Webinar is free but registration is required.

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