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The ESSP buoy was deployed in Devils Lake for the summer season

Soizik Laguette Earth System Science & Policy, Home Page News May 29, 2019May 29, 2019Buoy, Environment 0 Comment
The ESSP buoy was deployed in Devils Lake for the summer season

The buoy system for measuring water quality and weather information was deployed in Devils Lake, North Dakota, yesterday, May 28 2019. ESSP students deploying the buoy in Devils Lake. Photo courtesy of Mr. Mojtaba Shahabi, ESSP Ph.D. student. This is the 8th […]

New buoy deployed.

Matthew Hillestad Earth System Science & Policy June 6, 2018January 15, 2019Buoy 0 Comment

The buoy is deployed today in Devils Lake. This is the 7th year of continual deployment of the buoy. It was a short season last year as a storm broke the buoy free from its anchor and crushed it on […]

The buoy was damaged due to a recent storm. The last data recorded were at 9:10 pm on June 22 2017.

Matthew Hillestad Earth System Science & Policy June 29, 2017January 15, 2019Buoy 0 Comment

After winter hibernation, the buoy was put back to Devils Lake for monitoring the water quality

Matthew Hillestad Earth System Science & Policy May 12, 2017January 15, 2019Buoy 0 Comment

The ESSP department has operated a buoy for monitoring the water quality in Devils Lake since the summer of 2011. During the winter times, the buoy was taken back to our lab for annual maintenance and calibration. We launched the […]

The buoy was retrieved from Devils Lake for winter storage

Matthew Hillestad Earth System Science & Policy November 10, 2016January 15, 2019Buoy 0 Comment

To monitor water quality in Devils Lake, a buoy has been deployed since 2011 measuring several water parameters (temperature, dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll concentration, turbidity) and meteorological parameters (temerature, pressure, winds). The buoy is launched after the lake is unfrozen and […]

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