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    A man is seated on what appears to be an airboat in a wetland or marsh environment. He is wearing safety and protective gear including a life vest and green rubber gloves, suggesting he is engaged in some form of environmental, research, or chemical application work. The boat is equipped with various containers, hoses, and equipment consistent with herbicide or pesticide application operations.

    OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    04.26.2021

    Photo by Brigida Sanchez 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District

    Applied Aquatics, licensed applicator, Jeff Smith talks about the Spray Tracking Device that was outfitted to his airboat that is piloting program for Florida Fish and Wildlife, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Florida Water Management District. The system was devised to provide oversight and collect data but Florida Fish and Wildlife, say that the potential of the device made lead to more robust research.

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    Date Taken: 04.26.2021
    Date Posted: 05.28.2021 15:25
    Photo ID: 6666505
    VIRIN: 210426-A-AZ289-5014
    Resolution: 5263x3509
    Size: 2.99 MB
    Location: OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA, US
    Hometown: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, US
    Hometown: WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, US
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    A man is seated on what appears to be an airboat in a wetland or marsh environment. He is wearing safety and protective gear including a life vest and green rubber gloves, suggesting he is engaged in some form of environmental, research, or chemical application work. The boat is equipped with various containers, hoses, and equipment consistent with herbicide or pesticide application operations.
    A bearded man wearing a camouflage cap, reflective sunglasses, a teal shirt, and an orange safety vest holds up a clear specimen vial or test tube for examination. He is standing on or near an airboat in what appears to be a wetland or marsh environment. A pink marker flag is visible to the right, suggesting this is a field research or environmental sampling activity.
    A wide-angle landscape photograph of a wetland or marsh environment densely covered with water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) in full bloom, displaying numerous purple-lavender flowers across a broad expanse of green floating vegetation. In the background, tall reeds or cattails form a natural boundary, while a vivid blue sky filled with white cumulus clouds dominates the upper half of the frame. The scene suggests a subtropical or tropical wetland ecosystem, possibly in Florida or a similar region.
    A person wearing a teal/green chemical-resistant nitrile glove is operating or adjusting equipment on what appears to be a pesticide or chemical spraying unit. The setup includes a pump engine, pressure gauge, hoses, valves, and multiple white chemical containers. The scene suggests agricultural or pest control chemical handling operations.
    A gloved hand wearing a teal/green nitrile or rubber chemical-resistant glove is inspecting or working on a mechanical assembly. The assembly consists of black rubber hoses, metal hose clamps, orange tubing or straps, and a pink-capped fitting or valve. The close-up perspective suggests a maintenance or inspection task on industrial or automotive equipment.
    A close-up photograph showing a black rectangular electronic device or sensor mounted on a dark metal surface, likely the exterior of a vehicle or equipment. The device has visible screws and a protruding bolt/terminal, with a black cable running downward from it. A green-gloved hand is partially visible on the left edge of the frame.
    Two men wearing orange life vests stand on what appears to be an airboat in a marshy or wetland environment. The boat is equipped with various equipment including containers, hoses, and a teal/turquoise patio umbrella for shade. The setting suggests a field research, environmental monitoring, or vegetation management operation.
    Two researchers or field technicians are conducting water sampling or environmental testing on a boat in a wetland or marsh environment. A woman wearing a life vest and Apple Watch holds up a sample vial or syringe while a man wearing green latex gloves and a life vest examines it. They appear to be collecting or analyzing water or environmental samples in the field.
    A person wearing an orange reflective safety vest and sunglasses holds up a Dwyer Wind Meter (anemometer) toward the camera in an outdoor setting. The instrument has two scales: a low range (M.P.H. Low Range, 2–10) and a high range (M.P.H. High Range, 10–60). The background shows blue sky with clouds and green vegetation.
    A dense aquatic plant scene featuring a single white water lily in full bloom surrounded by a thick mat of water hyacinth plants. The water lily stands out prominently against the lush green foliage, with a tightly furled dark-stemmed bud rising nearby. Several small purple water hyacinth flowers are also visible scattered throughout the background.
    A white water lily (Nymphaea) is photographed from directly above, showing its fully open bloom with layered white petals surrounding a bright yellow stamen cluster at the center. The flower rests against large dark green lily pads, creating strong contrast. A small insect is visible near the center of the flower.
    A single white water lily in full bloom is centered in the image, floating above dark water surrounded by large green lily pads. The flower displays multiple layers of white petals with a bright yellow stamen cluster at its center. A closed bud is visible to the left, suggesting ongoing growth in what appears to be a natural or cultivated pond.
    A pond surface densely covered with green lily pads (Nymphaea/water lily leaves) of varying sizes and conditions. A single white water lily flower with yellow stamens is in bloom near the center-left of the frame. Small aquatic plants, likely water hyacinth or similar floating vegetation, are interspersed among the lily pads.
    A smartphone propped upright displays an active video call showing a young bearded man wearing a blue shirt with a patch and white earbuds. Next to the phone on a wooden surface is a Howard Leight branded device, a small furry microphone windscreen, cables, and what appears to be a power adapter. The background is blurred but suggests an outdoor or semi-outdoor setting with greenery visible.
    Two people are using a laptop computer together on a wooden table, with one set of hands appearing older and more wrinkled and the other set appearing younger and smoother. The interaction suggests a teaching or assistance scenario, possibly an older adult being helped with technology by a younger person. The laptop has visible regulatory stickers on its left side and appears to be a mid-range consumer model.
    A close-up portrait of a middle-aged man wearing a camouflage baseball cap and a teal/blue jacket, looking intently through or along a cylindrical object. His expression is focused and intense, with green eyes, a salt-and-pepper goatee, and weathered facial features. The shallow depth of field keeps the man's face sharp while the background is blurred.
    Two individuals are intently focused on a laptop screen in an outdoor setting. The woman in the foreground wears a dark green 'Army Corps of Engineers' cap, while the man behind her wears a camouflage cap and teal shirt. Both appear to be reviewing data or information with serious, concentrated expressions.
    A person is using a Dell laptop displaying what appears to be the 'FWC Spray Tracker' application, showing a satellite/aerial map with pink/purple tracking lines overlaid on a dark background. The application appears to be a field operations tool used for tracking spray routes or coverage areas, likely for aquatic vegetation or pest control management. The laptop is placed on a wooden surface outdoors, with a green bag visible in the background.

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