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Prepared by the OLT team
It always comes at a bad time!
Cumana temporary lagoon dried
Entering Cohana bay from Lago Menor
Javier Nuñez consulting the weather predictions on Ventusky
Xavier Lazzaro on a vertical profile with the EXO2 sonde
Viviana Cruz preparing water samples
Vviana Cruz preparng for nutrients filtration
Kumana bay
The DJI Mavic and Phantom drones used to characterize the lake water and shorelines
Tward Intra island near Paco (Suriqui) island
Puerto Pérez bay
Gustavo Lanza sampling the zooplankton in the watr column using the 60-µm plankton net
Intercalibrating the chlorophyll-a measurements between the YSI EXO2 sonde and the FluoroProbe bbe
Gustavo Lanza recoveing the water sample from the Niskin bottle
Xavier Lazzaro observing the chlrophyll-a vertical profile on the Dell laptop
Xavier Lazzaro finishing to wrap the EXO2 sonde with a protecting plastic film before its submersion
Gustavo Lanza finishing to mount the depth sonar on its support
Recovering the team on board the HydroMet buoy from the lancha Inti
Cleaning the cable of the depth sonar that was covered in algal biofilm
Cleaning the support of the depth sonar
the support of the depth sonar covered in algal biofilm
The recovery of the EXO2 sonde covered in algal biofilm after 8 months of COVID-19 pandemic without maintenance
The three Javier: Javier Maldonado, Javier Nuñez & Xavier Lazzaro on board the lancha Inti
Javier Maldonado & Javier Nuñez on board the lancha Inti
Xavier Lazzaro & Javier Maldonado comunicating with Pierre Sterlng in Brasil, via WhatsApp
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