Space Based Cyanobacteria Information & Services.
This project has received funding from the EU's H2020 research and innovation programme under GA No 730141.
#EUfunded research puts near real-time #cyanobacteria data at your fingertips in a blooming, marvellous suite of tools 🦠
#EarthObservation
➡️ https://t.co/Z0VL79nIgr
Earth observation data at your fingertips to tell you where #cyanobacteria are a bit too many for human and animal well-being. Results in brief @CORDIS_EU@CyanoAlert: https://t.co/lj351nh0gI
In this week's #CopernicusObserver find out more about algae blooms in the Baltic sea and how the #Copernicus programme, through @CMEMS_EU, monitor these phenomena.
➡️https://t.co/UHrjOLOv3g
��#Sentinel2 capture of Gotland island, Sweden, processed by @ESA_EO #EUSpace
#Phytoplancton bloom #BarentsSea, #Arctic Circle
Probably one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
Image acquired by @CopernicusEU#Sentinel3#OLCI on 19 August
Image is about 500 km wide (and another part of the bloom is covered by clouds)!
In addition to high temperatures, there is a massive #algal bloom in the #BalticSea.
Images acquired on 16 August by @CopernicusEU#Sentinel2 🇪🇺🛰️
https://t.co/NduFd6FkkM
Who are you gonna call? #CyanoAlert Well, we may not have Proton Packs ;-) but we have a shiny new Viewer and a free public (Android) App (https://t.co/lXDLviaQAy). See any green water? Report it! [Images showing a Swedish National Newspaper coverage]
The first report has been submitted on the #CyanoAlert Android App by a user in #Sweden. Blue waters were reported for the 11 July 2020 in the wider #Stockholm archipelago. Download the App: https://t.co/LsaMbWpwX0
1 week ago the #CyanoAlert project ended and the #CyanoAlertService started. We proudly present you our free Android device App for a bit of a glimpse into our Service. Thanks @EPA for the collaboration on the App. Download: https://t.co/LsaMbWpwX0
Monitoring our oceans, land, ice and atmosphere since 2016... thanks @CopernicusEU#Sentinel3!
Harmful algal blooms have occurred in the North Sea and the English Channel area in recent years, with satellite data being used to track their growth and spread.
The World #WaterQuality Alliance #WWQA Coordination Unit, @UNEP Headquarters, Nairobi, seeks to recruit a Programme Officer to lead the implementation and overall coordination of the work of the Alliance. Apply here: https://t.co/EIl04BCBQB
On @WorldOceansDay@CopernicusEU#Sentinel3 takes us over some algae blooms swirling around the Baltic Sea.
Satellite can track the spread of harmful algae blooms in order to alert and mitigate against damaging impacts for tourism and fishing industries.
#WorldOceansDay