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Another great mission complete by our legend survivor @offshoresensing Sailbuoy Kringla during the #quicche project. Thank u @SeaTechServ for great sunrise recovery work. Hope the barnacles don’t smell too bad in lab! @Naturvetenskap @Sea_and_Society
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Interested in learning on #OceanGlider technology? The #GliderSchool2023 application period is open until June 30th gliderschool.eu/ @TeledyneMarine @CyprusSubsea @SeaExplorerUUV @AutoNautUSV @offshoresensing @HefringEng @LiquidRobotics #ICTSNews @agenciaiisi @plocan
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Another set of autonomous eyes in the ocean watching for surface currents and winds… this is a finely oiled team @PolarGliders @theo_spira @mdduplessis @esteelfont @TeshaToolsee @morganedholm #QUICCHE #Sailbuoy
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The mad #QUICCHE currents of the Cape Basin are playing with our ocean robots. Crazy dynamics here. Very exciting and wonderful to be at sea with inspirational PIs and students! 🫶🏼@LetsTalkOceans @YuengP @isgiddy @morganedholm @esteelfont @TeshaToolsee @SeaTechServ
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📌Check out the #QUICCHE #blog!
First news from R/V Roger Revelle by @esteelfont !
👉swot-adac.org/news/welcome-t…
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An exciting day yesterday for #QUICCHE with the Gothenburg glider group led by Seb Swart deploying a sailbuoy, wave glider and sea explorer! All were whisked quickly eastward in a dipole eddy jet, so plenty of excitement for the pilots back in Sweden too.
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First Sailbuoy in Indian Ocean ✅ Survey of little penguin food ✅Official launch w ambassador ✅Smoke ceremony w burunong community ✅ – at Cape Woolamai, Victoria
Looking good 🙂
@SLU_aqua Sailor is sailing again! Deployed for another 3 month survey, yesterday morning, west of Gotland, #balticsea @offshoresensing
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This afternoon the RRS Sir David Attenborough launched the BAS Sailbuoy, an unmanned long endurance surface vehicle for oceans, equipped with an array of sensors, including echo sounder, and remotely controlled from Cambridge via satellite @BAS_News
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This afternoon the RRS Sir David Attenborough launched the BAS Sailbuoy, an unmanned long endurance surface vehicle for oceans, equipped with an array of sensors, including echo sounder, and remotely controlled from Cambridge via satellite @BAS_News
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Recovered beautifully via lasso & crane out of S Ocean by RV Polarstern and @povl_a. Pity Sailbuoy has sail damage from her 2.5 month mission - probably growler collision. Perhaps we can repair and redeploy. Still under discussion… but yummy ADCP data now downloaded 🤓 – at Gothenburg, Sweden
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Waiting in anticipation as @AWI_Media RV Polarstern and @povl_a recovers our @offshoresensing Sailbuoy at 64S, 0E. Updates soon… 😬 @SO_CHIC_EU – at Gothenburg, Sweden
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Picture perfect @goteborgsuni seaglider and @offshoresensing Sailbuoy testing at the ice shelf @SO_CHIC_EU @mdduplessis @RosenthalHanna @theo_spira @loubiddle ❄️🌞🧢🤓 – at Cape Town, South Africa
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Sea trials for @goteborgsuni ocean gliders and Sailbuoy in Cape Town by @SeaTechServ, with @isgiddy & @GianluccaGerich on the boat. Getting ready for @SO_CHIC_EU voyage soon to the sea ice and Maud Rise. @seaglider @offshoresensing
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It's #ScienceDay at #COP26🌏
We can be v proud that the UK🇬🇧 is punching well above its weight on climate science🌏
Nowhere more than the poles where our #BritishAntarcticSurvey team #RRSSirDavidAttenborough @BAS_News @NERCscience is on the frontline
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New publication out.
mdpi.com/1424-8220/21/20/675…
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The @offshoresensing Sailbuoy at BAS HQ in Cambridge earlier this week! 📸 Povl Abrahamsen @povl_a
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The #Sailbuoy navigates between pre-set locations using satellite positioning. The Sailbuoy tech forms part of BAS’s commitment to reduce carbon emissions while collecting the data we need to research the physics and biology of the Southern Ocean.
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