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CROW and Collecting Wintertime Data in the Arctic Ocean
November 5, 2018
“This year we were working at minus 35 and we realized, that’s where just about everything starts to work badly.…
The Whale Watchers
August 16, 2018
Close to the small New Zealand town of Kaikoura, the Kaikoura Canyon creates a unique opportunity for researchers to study…
It Walks the Line: a Wirewalker™ record deployment
April 11, 2018
In September of 2016, a surface wave-powered Wirewalker™ descended to the bottom of its 100-m wire, reversed direction, and smoothly…
Lake Tahoe’s Nearshore Network and Protecting Water Clarity
November 17, 2017
Renowned for its cobalt blue colour and clarity, at 1,900 m elevation, Lake Tahoe is North America’s largest alpine lake.…
Fin-ished? Citizen scientists cast CTDs as part of an investigation of salmon mortality in British Columbia’s Salish Sea
September 21, 2017
In 2014, the Salish Sea Marine Survival Project (SSMSP) began, launching over thirty scientific studies into the lifecycle of Coho…
Ice Shelves, Ice Islands and Measuring Change in the High Arctic
June 5, 2017
In Canada’s High Arctic, within the fiords of Ellesmere Island, there are lakes that float upon the Arctic Ocean. Called…
Fishermen, Scientists Collaborate to Collect Climate Data
May 27, 2016
In the waters off the southern New England coast, local fisherman are noticing changes in the ocean. Using an RBRconcerto…
BAS begins monitoring waters under largest ice shelf in Antarctica
May 20, 2016
Drilling ice deeper than most of the world’s freestanding structures: Dr. Makinson discusses deploying instruments in Antarctica.
High risk, high potential: Conducting research near Greenland’s outlet glaciers
September 9, 2015
Sometimes high potential comes with high risk. Dr. Clark Richards sees the potential and uses an innovative solution to research…
RBR instruments travel to the far north to support ORP/NASA collaboration
August 21, 2015
RBR's instruments go to Greenland as part of a collaboration between the Ocean Research Project, and NASA.
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