USF's Marine Science Team Sets Sights on Sargassum Forecasting with $3.2M Grant
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
USF's Marine Science Team is at the helm of a groundbreaking $3.2M
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
NOAA-funded project to forecast Sargassum movements
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
The grant propels USF to the forefront of marine innovation, targeting the seaweed swarms that threaten our shores
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
With this funding, USF researchers are fine-tuning satellite precision to predict Sargassum landfalls with unprecedented accuracy
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
Brian Barnes leads the charge, harnessing high-res data to give individual beaches a timely warning system
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
Yonggang Liu's predictive models are a game-changer, offering a three-day forecast for coastal defenses against the Sargassum tide
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
Dean Tom Frazer lauds the project as a showcase of USF's remote sensing prowess and its real-world impact
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
The initiative marks a new chapter in understanding Sargassum's ecological ripple effects on coastal waters and habitats
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
Chuanmin Hu's insights into nutrient-fueled Sargassum growth underscore the urgency of the team's mission
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
USF's strategic approach is a beacon for regions like Puerto Rico and the U.S.
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
Virgin Islands, bracing for the Sargassum surge
BY KARMACTIVE STAFF
PHOTO SOURCE - GOOGLE
MORE STORIES
Learn more