00:34:35	Miguel Dionisio:	perfect!
00:34:44	Alex:	Sound is ok!
00:34:47	Carsten:	all fine
00:34:48	bryan stubbs:	Here you fine
00:34:50	MerrieNeely:	Yes it is perfect
00:34:52	DanielSFJ:	Fine here too
00:44:27	MerrieNeely:	Archived recent GEOAquaWatch webinars: https://www.geoaquawatch.org/geo-aquawatch-webinar-series/
00:46:21	MerrieNeely:	Older (2013-15) webinar archives: https://www.geoaquawatch.org/geo-inland-and-coastal-water-quality-working-group-webinar-series/
00:57:02	MerrieNeely:	When you mentioned (in Italy) that users do not always trust the data, so it helps build trust when field results align with your estimates. Is there feedback of that user collected data into your program?  Are these users only entities collecting field data? Or are the 'untrusting' users also the public? If so, how do you build confidence in your product with the public? do you have a plan to build public trust? Thankyou
01:13:23	ntorbick:	Have to run. Nice work. Would like to follow up on Italy work where I am working. Also have lots of chla, PC, and toxin in situ from small and medium inland lakes in USA, if helpful. cheers. skype: ntorbick
01:26:40	Sharon:	how do you know that the algal bloom corresponds to cyanobacteria and not another type of microalgae?
01:27:25	GEO AquaWatch Secretariat:	http://www.cyanoalert.com
01:28:34	MerrieNeely:	No that was perfect!
01:30:07	Joseph G Cormier:	Have you looked at Hyperspectral data, to define the Cyano spectra? and is this a better approach to multisepcral mapping of Chl -a ? thank you
01:30:30	Sharon:	Last question form my side: what are the next steps to take once the user receives a cyanoalert? thank you
01:36:09	claudia:	The satellite PRISMA hyperspectral data should be launched in February 2019. It might help in recognize cyan
01:36:22	Steve:	Excellent presentation Petra.
01:36:37	Steve:	Thanks so much
01:36:40	claudia:	yes, !
01:37:14	GEO AquaWatch Secretariat:	www.geoaquawatch.org/geo-aquawatch-webinar-series/