Whether you're establishing baseline conditions, evaluating restoration efforts, tracking groundwater, or studying aquatic ecosystems, a successful water monitoring program begins with clear objectives. Which parameters will best answer your research or project questions? Where and how frequently should you measure? And how can you ensure the data supports meaningful conclusions?

Join HOBO for a practical webinar on designing your 2027 water monitoring program. Explore how water level, temperature, dissolved oxygen, conductivity/salinity, pH, underwater light, and flow measurements support environmental assessments and research. Learn how to choose a monitoring approach that fits your objectives, site conditions, data requirements, and budget, from standalone Bluetooth loggers to remote cellular stations and wireless sensor networks.

Through example monitoring scenarios, we'll discuss strategies for collecting reliable data across sites and over time. See how LI-COR Cloud can help visualize trends, identify changing conditions, configure alerts, and share results. We'll also cover how to design a program that adapts as project requirements, research questions, and resources evolve.

In this webinar, you'll learn how to:

• Match research and project objectives to water parameters and HOBO instruments.
• Choose between standalone data collection and automated remote monitoring.
• Plan sensor placement, measurement intervals, and maintenance for reliable data.
• Use LI-COR Cloud dashboards and alerts to identify trends and inform decisions.
• Scale monitoring across additional parameters, sites, and users.