April Hill Business Demo
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approximately 13.6% of New York is covered by water, more than 700 miles of shoreline and 42% of New York surface area full in the Great Lakes basin, Thes water resource is are used for drinking water, recreation, tourism, power generation, agriculture, food and beverage production and transportation. The Great Lakes also make up 20% of the world's drinkable water. Over the last decade, nutrient pollution has become a serious problem globally and in the Great Lakes region, where it has manifested as near shore. Harmful algal blooms, which are commonly referred to as halves halves, are a local and global threat to environmental, ecological and human health. They are a naturally occurring phenomena in which algae overpower natural conditions and produce toxins. Halves have been occurring more frequently over the past few years due to nutrient pollution and changing climates. As a bloom decays, it releases various toxins and depletes the water of oxygen. The toxins can contaminate shellfish, make water undrinkable and close recreational activities. Interaction with haves and consumption of contaminated fish and water can lead to death of livestock and pets, contaminated crops and a wide range of illnesses and humans. Economic losses tied to treatment of haves and loss of tourism have exceeded billions of dollars. The potable water industry has increased costs associated with water treatment and lack of production during blooms. Infected waters are hazardous to human, animal and environmental health. Freshwater edible fish are starting to accumulate the toxins. Bio magnification of toxins taints crops and reduces yields in closed beaches, reduced tourist revenue and stigmatized impacted beaches. In the United States, every coastal state has had halves over the last decade, and across New York, halves have increased over the last decade and continue to threaten drinking water quality and recreational activities. More than 170 water bodies in New York experienced halves in 2018 resulting in over 100 beach closures. In 2019 the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation tracked more than 1000 toxic blooms in upstate New York lakes. In central New York, several bodies of water reported halves In 2019 Governor Cuomo has launched a $65 million initiative to protect New York's water bodies from the impacts of haves. 12 priority water bodies are chosen for the development of Action plans to reduce pollution sources that spark halves. New York will also give $60 million in grant funding to help implement the action plan. Recommendations, monitoring and forecasting occurrences and severity are critical and minimizing losses and damages. Yet current have prediction. Research relies on low resolution satellite imaging. We have created an innovative solution that enhances research of the had problem and employees. Advanced technology to early detect and in the future, predict have events introducing bloom optics bloom optics provides innovative, high resolution, accurate and timely have detection and forecasting. Using a dual U. A. V and U. S V approach, we are creating a data warehouse where users will have access to early have production and enhanced water quality data. Compared to traditional technology, bloom optics is differentiated by providing a full range of benefits. Bloom Optics provides decision making data to a range of markets and partners, including state agencies, municipalities, lake associations, academia, water supply users and industrial and recreational users. Our solution will save businesses money by recommending an action plan based on data our clients want Bloom optics