How Can We Use Fluorescence And Artificial Intelligence To Better Control Blue-Green Algal Blooms?
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Bertone, Edoardo
A. Burford, Michele
P. Hamilton, David
A. Burford, Michele
P. Hamilton, David
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2018
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Blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, are an ancient lineage of bacteria that occupy a vast variety of habitats, from thermal springs to ice-covered Antarctic lakes. They are credited with being the first organisms to generate oxygen in the atmosphere and have therefore been critical for our own existence.
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Bertone, E; A. Burford, M; P. Hamilton, D, How Can We Use Fluorescence And Artificial Intelligence To Better Control Blue-Green Algal Blooms?, Science Trends, 2018