Speakers: A Brief Introduction to the University of Alaska Fairbanks Glider Center: Hank Statscewich, University of Alaska Fairbanks Studying the carbon cycle using pH sensors on Spray underwater gliders: Yui
Speakers: Overview: Kathy Bailey, NOAA GOMEX Ops: Kerri Whilden, Texas A&M SECOORA Ops: Catherine Edwards, UGA, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography MARACOOS Ops: Mike Crowley, Rutgers CARICOOS Ops: Julio Morell, CARICOOS
Teledyne Marine reports that its Slocum G2 Glider dubbed Silbo, manufactured by Teledyne Webb Research, completed a 4+-year journey that circumnavigated the Atlantic Ocean in four legs, a first for an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV).
NOAA’s hurricane gliders are heading to sea this week off the coasts of Puerto Rico, the Gulf of Mexico and the eastern U.S. to collect data that scientists will use to improve the accuracy of hurricane forecast models.
A researcher has designed a sea-going robot to deploy Seagliders, research equipment in remote and inaccessible ocean locations.
REMUS AUV manufacturer expands to offer a more diverse set of solutions to customers.
SECOORA gliders are capturing water column information ahead of Tropical Storm Jerry as he moves closer to the US. Data from gliders allows forecasters and scientists to improve predictions of the storm’s potential intensity.
The purchase of the new G3 Slocum Glider, Franklin, means more glider days at sea and more data collection. The six-foot long underwater glider is capable of gathering reliable real-time data in any ocean conditions, including hurricane conditions.
Researchers deployed three Seaglider underwater drones on Wednesday to study climate change.
