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Monthly monitoring reveals a new mechanism of deep-water renewal in New Zealand’s fjords
Near-monthly CTD profiling with New Zealand’s Department of Conservation has revealed a previously unknown mechanism of deep-water renewal in Fiordland’s carbon-rich…
Proving a living shoreline works: monitoring wave energy at Three Paddocks Park
RBR pressure loggers gave Redland City Council and its partners the field data to prove a living shoreline can genuinely cut…
RBR bottom-pressure recorder catches a mid-ocean ridge splitting open
Deep on the Southeast Indian Ridge, about 37° S, the seafloor recently did something rarely observed up close: it ripped apart.…
Bougainville Mission – a French initiative
Remote waters hold most of the ocean’s unmapped microbiome. France’s Bougainville Mission has a clever fix—with RBR instruments in hand.
Rediscovering Lake St. Clair – and why water-level monitoring matters
Lake St Clair, nestled in Tasmania’s central highlands within the world-heritage-listed Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, has long captivated visitors…
Micro-AUVs: Making waves for the future of oceanographic technologies
As technology continues to progress and evolve, so does the equipment that scientists use in their monitoring programs. Autonomous Underwater Vehicles…
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