Maintaining adequate dissolved oxygen (DO) levels in water is a critical component to sustaining healthy ecosystems in lakes and ponds. Low DO levels and the presence of excess nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus give rise to unhealthy water bodies. Low oxygen at the bottom water bodies can cause additional releases of nutrients from the sediment, exacerbating the issue and further degrading water quality. Sustaining DO levels across the entire water column increases ecosystem health and helps reduce the recycling rate of nutrients into the water from the sediment layers. However, effectively aerating the entire water column wth conventional-aeration systems pose difficulties as conventional aeration relies on oxygen transfer as bubbles quickly rise to the surface, becoming even more challenging in warm and shallow water bodies.