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Notes from the Field

    Learning with Lasers

    Lasers can help scientists get a qualitative measure of the increases and decreases of mixing at the ocean surface.

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    One Last Intense Snapshot of the Ocean

    Yesterday, Monday October 16th, I joined the Research Vessel (R/V) Roger Revelle for five weeks at sea in the Pacific Ocean. It feels great to be heading to sea again. This NASA field campaign has lasted more than a year, with intense shipboard work starting in August 2016 and finishing with this voyage in October-November […]

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    First Atlantic hurricane observations by CYGNSS

    The CYGNSS constellation has been operating in its science data-taking mode continuously since March 2017. The satellite hardware has been performing as designed while we make adjustments to the software on-board and on the ground so we are better able to operate smoothly and autonomously. We also spent much of the summer working on the […]

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    NAAMES-III Expedition: September 25, 2017 (Final blog)

    There and back again Of course, a title stolen from ‘The Hobbit’ but appropriate just the same.  It’s Monday afternoon and the Atlantis is once again tied up to the dock.  We came in yesterday on the early morning tide and quickly began the task of ‘demobilization’ – i.e., unloading the tons of scientific gear […]

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