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    Sand, Sea and Sewage: Are English Bathing Waters Safe?

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  • SAND, SEA & SEWAGE

    SAND, SEA & SEWAGE

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    Marinet report, titled Sand, Sea and Sewage with an Obituary Tribute to Pat Gowen (1932-2017).

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    Scientific moorings are essential tools for oceanographers. The design of a large float connected by long wire to heavy weights sits on the ocean floor holding the mooring in place. Wire can be 100s or even 1000s of metres long to hold data-collecting instruments. In Antarctica the moorings are almost always sub-surface so the float won’t be damaged by ice. ... See more

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    Unlike most buoys, which function like floating weather stations, this one from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) is listening for whales.
    One of many robots deployed by WHOI off of the East Coast and West Coast of the US, these buoys are autonomous platforms tuned into the melodies of a range of different whales: sei whales, fin whales, blue whales, humpback whales, but most notably, right whales, which are critically endangered. ... See more

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    3 months ago

    Geoff Potts main academic interest was in fish behaviour. He was a pioneer in the research community for the use of scuba diving to make observations of fish in their natural habitat.

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