Arctic Research in Environmental Acoustics (AREA) Technical Report Number 8: Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy.
Arctic data buoys are capable of data collection that is impractical of accomplishment by manned-station techniques primarily because of high logistics costs. These costs differentials can be even further reduced by buoy paradrop. Size, weight, and power limit the usefulness of such devices, but the...
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ftdtic:ADA074731 2023-05-15T14:35:30+02:00 Arctic Research in Environmental Acoustics (AREA) Technical Report Number 8: Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy. Buck,Beaumont M Burke,Samuel P Anderson,John O POLAR RESEARCH LAB INC SANTA BARBARA CALIF 1979-07-25 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA074731 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA074731 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA074731 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Physical and Dynamic Oceanography Acoustics *OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA *ACOUSTICS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES DATA ACQUISITION AIR DROP OPERATIONS HYDROPHONES AMBIENT NOISE UNDERWATER SOUND ARCTIC REGIONS BUOYS COLD WEATHER TESTS OCEANOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT *Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy Text 1979 ftdtic 2016-02-20T16:56:34Z Arctic data buoys are capable of data collection that is impractical of accomplishment by manned-station techniques primarily because of high logistics costs. These costs differentials can be even further reduced by buoy paradrop. Size, weight, and power limit the usefulness of such devices, but their most serious drawback has been automatic deployment of sensors under the ice. A new concept which employs a data buoy that is designed for air drop into open water leads of opportunity, is powered for up to a year life, and uses the new TIROS-N ARGOS system for position and data recovery offers promise in solving these problems. The configuration of the buoy, called 'LAD' (Lead Air Droppable), is described along with the results of preliminary Arctic field tests of the concept. Because of the limited nature of those tests, viability of the approach is not yet established, and additional trials are planned for spring 1980. (Author) Text Arctic Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography Acoustics *OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA *ACOUSTICS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES DATA ACQUISITION AIR DROP OPERATIONS HYDROPHONES AMBIENT NOISE UNDERWATER SOUND ARCTIC REGIONS BUOYS COLD WEATHER TESTS OCEANOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT *Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography Acoustics *OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA *ACOUSTICS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES DATA ACQUISITION AIR DROP OPERATIONS HYDROPHONES AMBIENT NOISE UNDERWATER SOUND ARCTIC REGIONS BUOYS COLD WEATHER TESTS OCEANOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT *Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy Buck,Beaumont M Burke,Samuel P Anderson,John O Arctic Research in Environmental Acoustics (AREA) Technical Report Number 8: Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy. |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography Acoustics *OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA *ACOUSTICS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES DATA ACQUISITION AIR DROP OPERATIONS HYDROPHONES AMBIENT NOISE UNDERWATER SOUND ARCTIC REGIONS BUOYS COLD WEATHER TESTS OCEANOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT *Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy |
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Arctic data buoys are capable of data collection that is impractical of accomplishment by manned-station techniques primarily because of high logistics costs. These costs differentials can be even further reduced by buoy paradrop. Size, weight, and power limit the usefulness of such devices, but their most serious drawback has been automatic deployment of sensors under the ice. A new concept which employs a data buoy that is designed for air drop into open water leads of opportunity, is powered for up to a year life, and uses the new TIROS-N ARGOS system for position and data recovery offers promise in solving these problems. The configuration of the buoy, called 'LAD' (Lead Air Droppable), is described along with the results of preliminary Arctic field tests of the concept. Because of the limited nature of those tests, viability of the approach is not yet established, and additional trials are planned for spring 1980. (Author) |
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Arctic Research in Environmental Acoustics (AREA) Technical Report Number 8: Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy. |
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Arctic Research in Environmental Acoustics (AREA) Technical Report Number 8: Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy. |
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Arctic Research in Environmental Acoustics (AREA) Technical Report Number 8: Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy. |
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Arctic Research in Environmental Acoustics (AREA) Technical Report Number 8: Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy. |
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Arctic Research in Environmental Acoustics (AREA) Technical Report Number 8: Arctic Lead-Airdrop Data Buoy. |
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arctic research in environmental acoustics (area) technical report number 8: arctic lead-airdrop data buoy. |
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