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How Ocean Data Buoys Feed Climate Models

How Ocean Data Buoys Feed Climate Models

Every weather forecast, every seasonal outlook, every estimate of how fast the planet is warming rests on a foundation most people never see: a network of instruments bobbing in the open ocean, gathering measurements in…

Tue Aug 11 20268 min
Sharks Fitted With Sensors to Improve Hurricane Intensity Predictions

Sharks Fitted With Sensors to Improve Hurricane Intensity Predictions

University of Delaware researchers are testing whether sharks fitted with sensors can serve as mobile ocean-data observers to improve hurricane intensity predictions. The tags measure temperature, depth and conductivity…

Mon Aug 10 20268 min
How Chemical Pollution Reaches the Deep Sea

How Chemical Pollution Reaches the Deep Sea

For most of the twentieth century, the deep ocean was assumed to be beyond human reach. It was too far down, too dark, too vast, too remote from factories and farms to be touched by anything people did on land. That assu…

Mon Aug 10 20268 min
ASENAV to Build Hybrid Research Vessel for UC San Diego

ASENAV to Build Hybrid Research Vessel for UC San Diego

Chilean shipbuilder ASENAV has signed a contract to build a 38-metre hybrid research vessel for the University of California San Diego, marking the country's first floating laboratory exported to the United States. The e…

Fri Aug 07 20268 min
EdgeLab Deploys AUV to Survey Roman Shipwreck Off Italian Coast

EdgeLab Deploys AUV to Survey Roman Shipwreck Off Italian Coast

EdgeLab has carried out an underwater survey of an ancient Roman shipwreck off Gallinara Island near Albenga, Italy, using its U_Tracker IV autonomous underwater vehicle. Conducted as part of the THETIDA Project in colla…

Fri Jul 31 20266 min
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