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Development of an Under-Ice Ecosystem Observation Capability Using Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Technology

December 16, 2020

Media: Document

NOAA/GLERL will deploy an AUV in phases, each allowing increased autonomy and increased observations, culminating with the development of an under-ice docking station.

Salmon-Oriented Ecosystem Monitoring in the California Current using Autonomous Survey Technology

January 6, 2021

Media: Document

The Southwest Fisheries Science Center will use autonomous vehicles equipped with acoustic instruments to augment data collection along the California and Washington coasts.

Demonstrating Operational Readiness of Autonomous Underwater Vehicle-Based Ecosystem Monitoring Through a Field Program Supporting the International Year of the Salmon

December 14, 2020

Media: Document

Scientists from the NOAA Fisheries, University of Alaska Fairbanks, and the University of Washington are expanding the sampling capability of a Slocum autonomous underwater glider.