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Possible Ancient River System Discovered off Wilmington, North Carolina
During the 2023 field season, NOAA Ship Ferdinand R. Hassler was tasked with surveying an area offshore of Wilmington, North Carolina, in the...
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Filling Deep-Sea Data Gaps on the US Outer Continental Shelf
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Innovators in Support of Defensible Ocean Data
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Research Blooms with ASV Survey Technology
The ocean is a complex landscape described by multidisciplinary means—chemical, biological, geological, etc. How the ocean functions and supports...
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Multidisciplinary Survey is Key to Energy Transition
This is an exciting time for the subsea survey services industry. Demand for offshore geotechnical expertise is at an all-time high as offshore...
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Cutting the Strings to Parachute Science
Dr. Gabby Ahmadia is Vice President of Area-Based Conservation for the Oceans program at World Wildlife Fund (WWF-US), where she oversees science...
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As technology continues to progress and evolve, so does the equipment that scientists use in their monitoring programs. Autonomous underwater...
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