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The CB-1250 offers increased flotation and solar charging for heavy or power-hungry sensors while still maintaining a relatively small footprint.

The CB-50 data buoy is an ultra-portable real-time system for short-term or seasonal monitoring of dredging projects, industrial spills, natural disasters, and other emergency response situations.

A refreshing bath to cool off from the hot sun is a favorite pastime for many a beachgoer. Nobody wants their day of fun and sun to turn into a nightmare, but an invisible threat has the potential to do just that: E. coli and other fecal coliform bacteria. Fortunately, NexSens beach E. coli monitoring systems can take real-time measurements and help keep us safe.

The need to watch, warn, and take action against emergent problems, whether related to maritime accidents, industrial spills or natural disasters, calls for an efficient and reliable emergency response system. In emergency situations, the ability to stay connected and efficiently track conditions is critical and can even mean the difference between life and death.

The CB-25-SVS Wave Buoy offers the latest in real-time wave observations in a compact, affordable, and easy to deploy platform with flexible communications and optional expansion with additional sensors.

Acid mine drainage (AMD), also known as acid and metalliferous drainage, occurs when acidic water is released into the environment from active or abandoned mine sites. This can lower the pH and introduce toxins like heavy metals in a watershed. Continuous monitoring at and near mine sites helps to detect, track the efficacy of mitigating measures, and even prevent AMD.

Tide gauges measure tidal fluctuations, instantaneous water depths and long-term water depth averages in coastal areas. NexSens automated tide gauge systems utilize the latest sensor technology to deliver accurate, comprehensive data for long-term trend analysis, near and long-term forecasting and alerting of extreme conditions.

Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are an issue associated with eutrophication, the presence of excess nutrients in water. Rapid growth of organisms like cyanobacteria can deplete oxygen levels, increase stratification, and produce harmful toxins. NexSens automated detection systems can help track HABs and predict when potentially hazardous conditions are forming.

The CB-25 data buoy is a compact, affordable, and easy to deploy platform for both water and atmospheric observations.

The X2-SDLMC is a rugged, self-powered remote data logging and telemetry system specifically designed for offshore use without fear of accidental flooding.