clark-20160624T1800

Metadata Updated: August 27, 2024

Deployment of a Slocum glider with a thermal-recharging engine. Low-cost, high energy density, safe, long-duration easily recharged power supplies have been identified as a high priority technology in themost recent Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Master Plan. This project is designed to address the underwater energy issue by using phase change materials to harvest the ocean's thermal engery for battery recharging. The Slocum thermal glider clark represents the culmination of these efforts. This dataset contains CTD profiles to demonstrate the impact of the thermal glider data in the Caribbean on hurricane intensity forecasting as well as investigate water mass transport through the Anegada Passage.

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Dates

Metadata Date	August 12, 2024
Metadata Created Date	July 26, 2024
Metadata Updated Date	August 27, 2024
Reference Date(s)	February 15, 2017 (creation), February 15, 2017 (issued)
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Resource Type	Dataset
Metadata Date	August 12, 2024
Metadata Created Date	July 26, 2024
Metadata Updated Date	August 27, 2024
Reference Date(s)	February 15, 2017 (creation), February 15, 2017 (issued)
Responsible Party	Teledyne Webb Research Corporation (Point of Contact)
Contact Email	kerfoot@marine.rutgers.edu
Guid	clark-20160624T1800
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Harvest Source Title	ioos
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Lineage	2017-02-15T15:46:57Z /home/kerfoot/slocum/matlab/spt/export/nc/IOOS/DAC/writeQartodGliderFlatNc.m
Metadata Language	eng
Metadata Type	geospatial
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Temporal Extent Begin	2016-06-24T23:19:07Z
Temporal Extent End	2017-02-15T19:36:38Z

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