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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Oceanographic feature"”.

  1. Autonomous & adaptive oceanographic feature tracking on board autonomous underwater vehicles

    … allowing them to sample and track various features of interest with greater efficiency and synopticity than previously possible with preplanned AUV or ship-based surveys. This concept is demonstrated to work in field testing on multiple occasions: with a single AUV autonomously and …

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  2. Autonomous & adaptive oceanographic feature tracking on board autonomous underwater vehicles

    … allowing them to sample and track various features of interest with greater efficiency and synopticity than previously possible with preplanned AUV or ship-based surveys. This concept is demonstrated to work in field testing on multiple occasions: with a single AUV autonomously and …

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  3. Ichthyoplankton Composition in the Loop Current and Sargassum Habitats in the Northern Gulf of Mexico

    … environment: the Loop Current (LC) a mesoscale oceanographic feature characterized by the transition of environmental conditions of the water mass between the GOM and Caribbean; and <em>Sargassum</em>, a two species assemblage of floating brown algae that is habitat for many larval and juvenile …

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  4. Seabird foraging in dynamic oceanographic features

    <p>Oceanographic features, such as fronts, eddies, and upwellings, provide important foraging areas for marine predators. These areas serve as important "hotspots" of marine life, by aggregating weakly swimming lower and mid-trophic level species which, in turn, attract foraging predators. Despite …

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