(WTXL) — The Florida A&M School of the Environment is helping improve marine research in north Florida.
The program's faculty, staff and students are using a Rattler Moji Buoy to provide Real-Time data of water conditions in Apalachee Bay.
The data collected then goes to the lab and students and researches can access it right on their phones.
The solar-powered buoy measures water quality parameters like pH, temperature, nitrate and algae levels.
