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SO-CHIC diary Part 1
From shore to ship I am fortunate to take part in the EU Southern Ocean Carbon and Heat Impact on Climate (SO-CHIC) research cruise in the Southern Ocean where we are currently at 65 degrees south bobbing away as a CTD reaches down to over 2000 m below the sea surface. Our reason for being […]
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Our observations can improve global models
A link to an article about my Marie Curie Project written by the Swedish Polar Research Secretariat.
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Polar Gliders gets new SeaExplorer Training
This is a re-post from the Polar Gliders team blog published on 3 July 2020 Four new Autonomous Underwater Vehicles called SeaExplorers have arrived in Gothenburg. They are buoyancy propelled gliders developed by the France based Alseamar-Alcen that yo up and down in the ocean collecting physical and biological measurements. These gliders were brought to […]
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Unmanned ocean gliders to answer fundamental questions on climate change
A excerpt for the South African Network for Coastal and Oceanic Research (SANCOR) newsletter I wrote back in 2014.
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Marcel du Plessis 