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Research New study measures how wind moves Sargassum seaweed
Research New study measures how wind moves Sargassum seaweed
Research New study measures how wind moves Sargassum seaweed

New study measures how wind moves Sargassum seaweed

Using a powerful wind-wave tank along with the field of physics, a team of Rosenstiel School physical oceanographers has determined the significant role wind and currents play in transporting Sargassum seaweed around the ocean.

https://news.miami.edu/rosenstiel/stories/2023/10/new-study-measures-how-wind-moves-sargassum-seaweed.html

Research New study measures how wind moves Sargassum seaweed
Research New study measures how wind moves Sargassum seaweed
Research New study measures how wind moves Sargassum seaweed

New study measures how wind moves Sargassum seaweed

Using a powerful wind-wave tank along with the field of physics, a team of Rosenstiel School physical oceanographers has determined the significant role wind and currents play in transporting Sargassum seaweed around the ocean.

https://news.miami.edu/rosenstiel/stories/2023/10/new-study-measures-how-wind-moves-sargassum-seaweed.html

Research Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal
Research Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal
Research Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal

  Oceanography students voyage to study sea level rise

Paloma Cartwright, Rachel Sampson, and Allie Cook all ventured out to sea as part of Rosenstiel School oceanographer Lisa Beal’s ongoing research on how the changing Florida Current will affect sea level rise in Miami, as well as other coastal communities along the East Coast.

https://news.miami.edu/rosenstiel/stories/2023/09/oceanography-students-voyage-to-study-sea-level-rise.html

Research Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal
Research Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal
Research Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal

  Oceanography students voyage to study sea level rise

Paloma Cartwright, Rachel Sampson, and Allie Cook all ventured out to sea as part of Rosenstiel School oceanographer Lisa Beal’s ongoing research on how the changing Florida Current will affect sea level rise in Miami, as well as other coastal communities along the East Coast.

https://news.miami.edu/rosenstiel/stories/2023/09/oceanography-students-voyage-to-study-sea-level-rise.html

Research Science and Technology Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal
Research Science and Technology Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal
Research Science and Technology Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal

Oceanography students voyage to study sea level rise

Paloma Cartwright, Rachel Sampson, and Allie Cook all ventured out to sea as part of Rosenstiel School oceanographer Lisa Beal’s ongoing research on how the changing Florida Current will affect sea level rise in Miami, as well as other coastal communities along the East Coast.

https://news.miami.edu/stories/2023/09/oceanography-students-voyage-to-study-sea-level-rise.html

Research Science and Technology Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal
Research Science and Technology Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal
Research Science and Technology Graduate students Rachel Sampson and Paloma Cartwright and undergraduate oceanography student Allie Cook work with mooring technician Eduardo Jardim to prepare a CPIES monitoring device for deployment. Photo: Courtesy of Lisa Beal

Oceanography students voyage to study sea level rise

Paloma Cartwright, Rachel Sampson, and Allie Cook all ventured out to sea as part of Rosenstiel School oceanographer Lisa Beal’s ongoing research on how the changing Florida Current will affect sea level rise in Miami, as well as other coastal communities along the East Coast.

https://news.miami.edu/stories/2023/09/oceanography-students-voyage-to-study-sea-level-rise.html

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