PhD student Malcolm Barnard was sampling a bloom on the Chowan River this morning. Check out his photos as well as the latest LANDSAT image of the bloom.
Photo credit: CyanoTRACKER
PhD student Malcolm Barnard was sampling a bloom on the Chowan River this morning. Check out his photos as well as the latest LANDSAT image of the bloom.
Photo credit: CyanoTRACKER
Take a few minutes to watch, PhD student Haley Plaas (ESE) totally nailed her first tv interview!
Dr. Paerl and PhD student Malcolm Barnard have collaborated on a paper that was published in Harmful Algae! Click the link to read their paper.
Dr. Hans Paerl talks with the Coastal Review Online for the third part of their climate change series to discuss the ‘new abnormal’ of wetter and more frequent tropical cyclones impacting us. Click the link above to read the full article.
Tropical Storm Arthur passed through ENC early Monday morning and dropped 3.36 in of rain in 0.5 hours (1:20am – 1:50am) recorded by Dr. Hans Paerl’s personal rain gauge. The photo above shows data output from the rain gauge showing the relative wind speed, wind direction, and rainfall. You can see more local weather reports of TS Arthur on the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS). Hans’s report is also recorded on the CoCoRaHS site under the station name Beaufort 1.6 ENE and number NC-CR-151.
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