All Entries Tagged With: "Rutgers"
Combined Swedish-U.S. Expertise to Study the Amundsen Sea
A team of international scientists will work together on a new study of the open water and ice-covered regions of the Amundsen Sea to understand the physical, chemical, and biological interactions that make this region the most biologically productive of any waters adjacent to the Antarctic continent and how the system might change in the face of future increases in regional temperature and in the rate of Antarctic glacier melting.
University Roundup: The Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences at Rutgers University
New from the University Roundup: Rutgers’ Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences, well-known for its fleet of AUVs
AUV Glides Across The Atlantic Underwater
(This article was originally published on OceanLines on August 11, 2008.) A 93 inch, 134 pound unmanned yellow glider is nearly half way through with its underwater journey from New Jersey to Spain. It left New Jersey on May 21st on its mission to gather data about the salinity and temperature of the Atlantic [...]
