It’s peak summer season: high temperatures, high humidity, and high potential for harmful algae blooms (HABs). As a water treatment...

💧How does real-time monitoring transform water treatment operations? Devon North, Hydrologist and Senior Lab Chemist at Gulf Coast Water...

☀️ When toxic algae blooms spike during Texas summers, most water treatment facilities find themselves scrambling to treat contamination after it's arrived at their plant. But what if utilities could see these seasonal threats coming and prepare their operations in advance? One Gulf Coast facility discovered how moving monitoring upstream transforms summer algae season from crisis management into strategic preparation

📈 Why is easy access to accurate, high-resolution data essential when monitoring water quality? Tony Guida, lead project manager for Nano Infusion Technologies, explains the importance of quality data and how AquaRealTime’s AlgaeTracker can provide this critical information.

✨ Nano Infusion Technologies needed a faster, more reliable way to assess water quality and validate treatment outcomes. Discover how they gained instant access to real-time data with AquaRealTime’s AlgaeTracker, enabling smarter decisions and more effective interventions.

Discover how the city of Wilmington, North Carolina, is using AquaRealTime’s AlgaeTracker to monitor water quality in real time at Greenfield Lake.

💧 When the city of Alliance, Ohio, struggled to predict and control taste and odor events linked to harmful algal blooms (HABs) in its water, it turned to AquaRealTime’s AlgaeTracker. Learn how the lightweight, real-time monitoring system gave the city better coverage, earlier warnings, and the data needed to optimize treatment.

💧How does AquaRealTime (ART) support its clients in protecting waterways? Amy Elliott, superintendent for the Alliance Water Treatment Plant, highlights the exceptional customer service ART provides.

💧 When the city of Akron, Ohio, needed a more efficient way to monitor harmful algal blooms (HABs) across its primary reservoir, it purchased three of AquaRealTime’s AlgaeTrackers. Discover how this compact, low-maintenance system improved data coverage, reduced fieldwork, and enhanced decision-making across the city’s water quality program.

💧Why do customers love working with AquaRealTime (ART)? Jessica Glowczewski, watershed superintendent for the city of Akron, Ohio, explains

💧When the Aquatechnex team faced multiple challenges managing lakes with harmful algae blooms (HABs), they turned to AquaRealTime (ART)

💧Why should water utilities and water treatment companies partner with AquaRealTime? Aquatechnex’s Terry McNabb explains how AquaRealTime h

When a cyanobacteria bloom developed in one of the lakes in their watershed in 2021, Sarah Blenis and the Hammond River Angling...

Yuanming Chen, software architect at AquaRealTime, reveals how AlgaeTracker is transforming water quality monitoring with real-time signal s

⚠️ AlgaeTracker is engineered to monitor the real-time potential for harmful algal blooms. By combining real-time data collection...

🦠 Cyanobacteria blooms are a growing threat to waterways. AquaRealTime is revolutionizing how water quality management groups track and...

As climate change and nutrient pollution intensify, cyanobacteria blooms have become a growing threat to waterways. As they manifest in...

In a significant step toward addressing the growing threat of Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs), AquaRealTime Inc. has been awarded a $174,974...

We here at AquaRealTime are always interested in clear, clean data, and know our customers are too. We also know that the large volumes...

In the world of water management, the serenity of pristine lakes and rivers occasionally faces a disruptive presence: harmful algal...