Research in Review – A Legacy Under the Ice
More than 20 years ago, NPS Dept. of Oceanography Emeritus Research Professor Tim Stanton ledthe development of an integrated package of sensors to further research in the demanding Arctic environment and the complex physical processes occurring below its ice. Modified many times since its initial d...
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Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey California
2019
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10945/62575 |
| Summary: | More than 20 years ago, NPS Dept. of Oceanography Emeritus Research Professor Tim Stanton ledthe development of an integrated package of sensors to further research in the demanding Arctic environment and the complex physical processes occurring below its ice. Modified many times since its initial development, Stanton’s Autonomous Ocean Flux Buoy is true innovation at work, and will once again be called on in support of MOSAiC, a year-round expedition into the Arctic climate system. News Stories Archive |
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