San José Lagoon,
in public view
San José Lagoon is part of the San Juan Bay Estuary and has a long history of eutrophic conditions, water quality stress, and harmful algal bloom events.
This website makes current conditions and forecast information easier to review for agencies, researchers, and local stakeholders.
How the platform works
The public forecast combines observed data, satellite products, and model output.
Satellite Monitoring
Satellite chlorophyll products help track patterns across the lagoon and add spatial coverage beyond individual field stations.
Short-Range Forecasting
The project evaluates machine learning models to estimate harmful algal bloom risk over the coming days and weeks.
Field Observations
Regular in-situ measurements anchor the scientific work behind the public forecast.
Public Access
The website turns technical output into public-facing forecast information.
Focused on one lagoon,
for a clear public use
The platform is focused on San José Lagoon. It brings monitoring results, mapped conditions, and forecast information into one place.
Open the latest forecast
Open the dashboard to review current status, recent observations, and the latest short-range outlook for San José Lagoon.