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Hey everyone! As someone who spends a lot of time in the water, one of my biggest frustrations is showing up to a beach only to find out the water is murky, polluted, or has runoff/issues from recent weather that wasn't reflected on official sites. Official government tests are often updated only once a week or two, which is way too slow when you're deciding whether to paddle out or jump in today. I’m exploring a concept for a real-time water quality and ocean condition app called OceanPulse . Instead of relying just on outdated tests, it combines: Satellite imagery (measuring water clarity/turbidity, algae, and surface temp) Predictive models (calculating urban runoff, rain impact, and current shifts) Crowdsourced reports from surfers, swimmers, and divers on the ground (visibility, jellies, foam/pollution) Smart alerts when your favorite spot hits optimal (or dangerous) conditions I'd love to get your honest feedback on whether this is something you'd actually use or pay for.   submitted by   /u/Real-Attention-2930 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/20 22:59:14