Saturday, November 22, 2025

Freshwater Systems News

Tugs guide the Department of the Navy's Floating Instrument Platform (FLIP) from her berth at the Nimitz Marine Facility in Point Loma, Calif. (U.S. Navy photo by John F. Williams/Released)

Eye on the Navy: Navy extends Life for Research Ships, but Says Farewell to FLIP

; Sparrock said.During the refit the propulsion system was largely replaced with new diesel generators, overhauled propulsion motors, and new switchboards, control systems, and alarms.  Electrical cable and pipework were replaced as well as the air-conditioning, refrigeration, sewage, and freshwater systems. New research and navigation instruments were also added.R/V Thomas G. Thompson (AGOR 23) in Nootka Sound. (UW Oceanography - University of Washington)“The Revelle belongs to a class of research vessels that can do things few other research ships can do,” said Stephen Kelety, marine

Expect the Unexpected: Acidic Oceans

resulted in difficulties with comparability of data, and an assortment of the four parameters being measured in various experiments (9). Therefore, not only an appreciation of ecological variables is required but also standardisations in methods for measuring OA across the scientific community. Freshwater Systems Acidification of freshwater was a problem that was first identified in Scandinavia during the early 1970s. Freshwater ecosystems typically have a neutral pH, but inconsistencies can occur between acidic or alkaline (10), depending on factors such as rainfall and buffering capacity. The acidity

Thomas Collins, UW Staffe and donated ROV.

Collins Engineers Donates ROV to UW-Milwaukee

in the nation dedicated solely to the study of freshwater.  The School’s mission is to train the next generation of freshwater professionals and researchers and to advance fundamental and strategic science to inform policy, improve management, and promote the health and sustainability of freshwater systems worldwide.  SFS is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at the edge of the largest freshwater system on the Earth's surface--the Great Lakes. Established in 2009, SFS expands a tradition of freshwater studies at UW-Milwaukee that began in 1966 with the Center for Great Lakes Studies and continued

Understanding our oceans: hydrographic solutions for navigation, surveys, communication and beyond.
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