Precision Measurement Engineering (PME), a premiere designer and manufacturer of water monitoring systems and instruments, is launching its latest patent-pending product, the miniDOT Clear Logger, which monitors dissolved oxygen and temperature readings.

PME is proud to support continued research of the natural environment. This fall we gave grad students the opportunity to submit their research proposals for the chance to win a miniDOT logger to assist them in their research.

As 2018 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on some of the most eye-catching headlines of the year that impacted our industry and individuals worldwide.

A recently announced project, STORMS, funded by the National Science Foundation, will explore the correlation between the decision-making surrounding stormwater and the environmental outcomes of those decisions at the watershed scale.

As it does almost every year, Florida is currently experiencing what is known as the red tide, more commonly referred to as harmful algae blooms.

When the news of a hurricane hits the headlines, like it did so many times this past year, individuals begin rushing around prepping to evacuate or to batten down the hatches to weather out the storm.

If you find yourself wondering how the ocean’s health impacts yours, a better question to ask yourself might be, how does it not directly affect your own?

Researchers Dr. Fahad Al Senafi, of Kuwait University, and Dr. Ayal Anis, a professor at Texas A&M University, Galveston, used PME’s Cyclops-7 and miniDOT data loggers to study the effects of “shamal” air […]