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This image displays a SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) system interface for "Aeration Lagoon 1" operations, captured at 05:21 PM on May 20, 2026. The screen shows real-time monitoring and control of five aerators within the lagoon system, each displaying operational status (running), manual control options (OFF/AUTO/ON buttons), and performance metrics including on-time setpoint minutes, on-time elapsed minutes, interval setpoint minutes, and interval time elapsed minutes. All five aerators are currently reporting zero values across these metrics, indicating either initialization of the monitoring system or nominal operational conditions.

The interface provides access to multiple operational subsystems and control panels through navigation buttons at the bottom, including Blower Building, Aeration Lagoons 1-3, Plant Control, Process Overview, Sludge Pumps, Backwash Control, Control Valves, and an Alarm Display. The system architecture suggests a comprehensive wastewater treatment facility with distributed aeration capacity, allowing operators to monitor and adjust individual aerator performance independently while maintaining visibility of the overall lagoon system status. This type of automated monitoring system is typical for municipal or industrial wastewater treatment operations requiring continuous process control and performance tracking.