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Home›Subsea›University of East Anglia in Need of an Ocean Glider
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March 7, 2014 · about 12 years ago

University of East Anglia in Need of an Ocean Glider

University of East Anglia is looking to purchase an ocean glider with integrated CTD and turbulence sensors. The glider will be used in coastal and open ocean environments worldwide, including polar environments. The required glider should be able to profile down to 1,000 m water depth or greater. I

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University of East Anglia is looking to purchase an ocean glider with integrated CTD and turbulence sensors.

The glider will be used in coastal and open ocean environments worldwide, including polar environments.

The required glider should be able to profile down to 1,000 m water depth or greater.

It must be programmed to turn around underwater without surfacing (‘W’ shaped profiling), and to have an altimeter allowing automated bottom avoidance.

The deadline for the submission of tenders is April 02, 2014.

Subsea World News Staff, March 07, 2014; Image: Wikimedia

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