Researcher Wins New "Castaway" for Arctic Survey

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Researcher Wins New "Castaway" for Arctic Survey

05 Nov, 2010

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Dr Simon Boxall from the National Oceanographic Centre has been presented with one of  YSI’s new ’Castaway CTD’ profiling instruments following a competition at this year’s Oceanology International event.

Simon will use the Castaway CTD during September whilst participating in an expedition to the Arctic, organised by Cape Farewell, an organisation looking for new ways to combat climate change. The device will then be utilised in the training of students at the University of Southampton.

Designed for fast, accurate profiling, the Castaway CTD is simply thrown into the water and retrieved manually. The device automatically records conductivity, salinity, specific conductance, density, sound speed, temperature profile data, depth and GPS position, so that no field notes or computers are necessary.

IET 36.3 May

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