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Past Seminars

Assessing the Accuracy of GEOID03 and GEOID09 in Connecticut
Thomas H. Meyer
Associate Professor of Geodesy

Department of Natural Resources and the Environment
University of Connecticut

Mar. 26, 2010
Development and Field Trials of the Nereus Hybrid Underwater Robotic Vehicle for Global Oceanographic Science to 11,000 m Depth
Louis L. Whitcomb
Director, Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics

Johns Hopkins University
Adjunct Scientist, Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Mar. 5, 2010
The Value of Repeat Bathymetric Surveys in Torres Strait, Northern Australia
James Daniell
GEBCO Program

CCOM/JHC
University of New Hampshire

Feb. 19, 2010
Marine Paleoseismology and Paleoclimate: Insights from Lake Tahoe and Salton Sea, California
Danny Brothers, Ph.D.
Mendenhall Postdoc Fellow

US Geological Survey
Woods Hole, MA

Feb. 12, 2010
Mapping Deep Sea Sites with Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
Dana Yoerger, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist

Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Feb. 5, 2010
Probe-based Visual Analysis for Geospatial Simulations
Thomas Butkiewicz
Postdoctoral Candidate

University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Jan. 28, 2010
Update on the R/H SABVABAA: A Hovercraft for Marine Geophysical Research in the Most Inaccessible Parts of the High Arctic
John K. Hall

Geological Survey of Israel, Retired

Jan. 22, 2010
Ocean Exploration - A Working Model
Mashkoor Malik and Meme Lobecker
Physical Scientists

NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research (OER)

Dec. 11, 2009
The Splendid Summer: Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Operations at The Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping
Val Schmidt
Research Scientist

CCOM/JHC
University of New Hampshire

Dec. 4, 2009
The Ocean from Some New Remote Vantage Points
Douglas Vandermark
Research Associate Professor

Air-Sea Interaction and Ocean Remote Sensing
Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space
University of New Hampshire

Nov. 20, 2009

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