Memorial University (www.mun.ca; Brad deYoung, Ralf Bachmayer, Robin Matthews, and Brian Claus) and McGill University (www.mcgill.ca; Jaime Palter and Tara Howatt) are our northernmost partners for Gliderpalooza 2014. They just […]
The text below is a repost from a Field Ops blog entitled “Gliderpalooza II: Glide Harder” written by Nikki Beauchamp from the Ocean Tracking Network out of Dalhousie University, Canada […]
Today, in a coordinated effort between Rutgers, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), and the U.S. Coast Guard, an underwater glider was recovered off the coast of New Jersey […]
Last year’s Gliderpalooza was a success with a total of 17 deployments from 14 different gliders. But Gliderpalooza 2014 is bigger and better. The number of gliders (20) and the […]
The OCEANS ’14 MTS/IEEE (Marine Technology Society/Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) took place in St John’s Newfoundland September 15-19. It is an annual meeting that delivers ground-breaking research on […]
We are kicking off the second annual collaborative glider event – Gliderpalooza 2014! This is a coordinated effort that uses multiple underwater AUVs called gliders (Fig. 1) to sample the […]
For Immediate Release No. 13-003 131024-N-ZZ99-001 NORFOLK, Va. – Aerographer’s Mate 1st Class (AW/SW/IDW) Gina Hegg navigates the Mid-Atlantic Regional Association Coastal Ocean Observing System (MARACOOS) website. Using real time […]
Amelia has been deployed for just over 10 days now. She is flying excellently. The first half of her mission of exploring Norfolk Canyon and the Slope Sea has already […]
Greetings! My name is Donglai and I am a physical oceanographer at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science. I want to tell you a bit about Amelia’s Gliderpalooza mission and […]
After a couple of weeks highlighted by a couple of recoveries and no deployments, this past week suddenly got very active once again as we watch the transition from our […]