Microcystis colonies imaged by the FlowCam at 10X.
New Method for Cell Counting Microcystis Colonies Using Image Processing Method
October 2018 — Environmental Engineering Research published a paper presenting a new method for cell counting Microcystis colonies using the FlowCam. …
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Anabaena imaged by the FlowCam
Study by University of Alberta finds the FlowCam is a reliable and faster alternative to manual microscopy for cyanobacterial bloom monitoring
Scientists at the University of Alberta, Alberta Health, and University of Calgary compared the efficacy of using the FlowCam to traditional light …
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FlowCam collage of Microcystis harmful algae colonies
Semi-automated method for detecting and counting cells of cyanobacterial colonies and filaments
At the 2nd Interdisciplinary Freshwater Harmful Algal Blooms (IFHAB) Workshop in Toronto, Ontario (April 16-18, 2018) Sales Representative Frances …
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Aphanizomenon harmful algae imaged by FlowCam
Beyond just pigment detection.... How FlowCam aided Ultrasonic Buoy HAB mitigation
The FlowCam has shown itself to be a complementary monitoring tool to aid in harmful algal bloom (HAB) mitigation and prevention.
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Harmful algae bloom at lake edge
Monitoring for HABs and Invasive Species with the FlowCam at Big Bear Municipal Water District.
Big Bear Municipal Water District (BBMWD) is a small water utility located in Big Bear California. The MWD is responsible for the overall management …
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