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Service Description: This map shows the locations of glider data taken during the Deepwater Horizon incident. An underwater glider is a type of autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) that uses small changes in its buoyancy in conjunction with wings to convert vertical motion to horizontal, and thereby propel itself forward with very low power consumption. Data display has been broken down by glider id and by month and links to the data as well as profile plots are made available from this map.

Map Name: Glider Data

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• By Glider ID (0)
  • 48900 (1)
  • 48901 (2)
  • 48902 (3)
  • 48903 (4)
  • 48904 (5)
  • 48905 (6)
  • 48906 (7)
  • 48908 (8)
  • 48909 (9)
  • 48910 (10)
• By Month (11)
  • May (12)
  • June (13)
  • July (14)
  • August (15)
  • September (16)
  • October (17)
• United States (18)

Description: An underwater glider is a type of autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) that uses small changes in its buoyancy in conjunction with wings to convert vertical motion to horizontal, and thereby propel itself forward with very low power consumption. Data collected by gliders from May - October 2010 are made accessible through this map.

Copyright Text: NOAA/NCEI

Spatial Reference: 102113  (3785)


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Spatial Reference: 102113  (3785)

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Spatial Reference: 102113  (3785)

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Title: Glider Locations
Author: NOAA/NCEI
Comments: This map shows the locations of glider data taken during the Deepwater Horizon incident. An underwater glider is a type of autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) that uses small changes in its buoyancy in conjunction with wings to convert vertical motion to horizontal, and thereby propel itself forward with very low power consumption. Data display has been broken down by glider id and by month and links to the data as well as profile plots are made available from this map.
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Keywords: temperature,salinity,water temperature
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