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Marine Technology Meeting
The Marine Technology Society (MTS)'s New England Section kicked off its 2002 program
on November 14, 2001, at the Slater Center for Ocean Technology on the University of
Rhode Island campus in South Kingston, RI, with presentations describing three new product
developments: Chris Warfel of Entech Engineering presented a solar-powered shellfish
upweller, a system for increasing nutrient-rich saltwater flow in shellfish farms; Al Hanson
of SubChem Systems presented a real-time chemical analyzer; and Paul Mathias of
Polaris Imaging presented the Artemis II, a system for gathering and displaying high-resolution
data from sonar and magnetic sensors.
The New England Section of MTS has a full program for 2002 listed on its
Web site, which is getting some
help from Chris Polloni, the newly elected section secretary/webmaster. Other members
from the Woods Hole Field Center include Marinna Martini, Ken Parolski, and Chuck Worley.
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Dec. 2001 / Jan. 2002
in this issue:
cover story:
Honduras Coral Reefs
Black Carbon
Miami Canal Surveys
Cape Cod Lakes
African Dust Lecture
Rock Stories
Falmouth, MA Public Schools
WHFC Web Site
Coral Reefs
Sea-Level Rise & Coastal Disasters
Chesapeake Bay
Water Quality
Restoring Louisiana's Coastal Ecosystems
ArcGIS 8.1
Marine Technology
Two New Postdocs
Student & Visiting Scientist
Data Management
WHFC Visitors
Cape Cod Marathon
Dec./Jan. Publications List
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