Busy month for these intracoastal barnacles, hitching a ride on the RBR Duets as we measure thermal stratification, creek discharges, boat wakes, temperature fronts, and whatever else gets thrown our way.
Busy month for these intracoastal barnacles, hitching a ride on the RBR Duets as we measure thermal stratification, creek discharges, boat wakes, temperature fronts, and whatever else gets thrown our way.
The New Zealand Marine Science Society conference, 2021 has just concluded: https://www.nzmss2021.com/
Great representation from University of Otago graduate students and Moana Project researchers. Congratulations to PhD student, Erik Johnson, Best Student Poster: “Wind-related CHL variability at Aotearoa’s subtropical front”
The NSF-funded OOI Pioneer array is relocating to the Southern Mid-Atlantic Bight for 2024 -2029! It’s an exciting opportunity for local and non-local oceanographers and stakeholders to ask timely questions from this observational asset. June 21 – 24 is going to be a busy week: https://ooifb.org/meetings/pioneer-array-phase2/
Congratulations to University of Otago MSc student, Connor Davenport. Thesis revisions on “Effects of bathymetry, wave environment and sea level on rip current dynamics in a wave-resolving model” submitted and degree complete! Great job, Connor!
New paper out from PhD student Rafael Santana, with NIWA co-authors. Parabéns!
Congratulations to UNCW Physics major, Cody Benton! Cody has been awarded a Southeast Coastal Ocean Observing Regional Association (SECOORA) Data Challenge award to process and analyze a long-term ocean current data set contributing to a marine hydro-kinetic energy assessment.