How sailing can help with the ocean data collection
It starts with the sunrises when the sun moves from land to the lake… solving the problem with the gear, we continue to stay in this beautiful wonderland and enjoy the experiences that this place is provide.
Blueberry and raspberry farm near the marina with raised Ukrainian flag
We’ve come to you, Waupoos, again! What a lovely place to stay! You will find here a fabulous, down-home marina nestled in the heart of vineyards, farms, forests, and apple orchards. Waupoos (which means “rabbit” in Ojibwe) was originally the home of the Massasauga natives. Located amidst the pristine, protected waters of Prince Edward Bay, Waupoos Marina is a hidden gem right on Lake Ontario and a very popular place for sailors. 
Before we left Picton, we met the Quinte Conservation team, which was collecting water quality data in the Bay of Quinte. We showed team lead Jeff Polchinsky our Maestro measuring system and he was very impressed with its multi-sensors measurement capability and 750m depth rate. He showed us their survey boat and YSI measuring system, which can work only to 10m depth and exceed the permanent drift of almost all channels. We wished them a successful survey and a good day for work on water.
