U.S. Drifting Buoy Performance During FGGE

Kerut, E. G.; Kozak, R. P.

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Kerut, E. G. ; Kozak, R. P.

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Office of Ocean Engineering ; National Space Technology Laboratories (U.S.) ; Sperry Support Services

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Global Atmospheric Research Programme
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This report summarizes the performance of the 64 U.S. drifting buoys deployed in the Southern Oceans during the First GARP (Global Atmospheric Research Program) Global Experiment, designated FGGE. Forty-six buoys were deployed by ship and 18 buoys were deployed by aircraft as part of the drifting buoy array established during the experiment, and results indicate that approximately 50 percent of the buoys should remain operational after one year of operation.
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Data Flow Computing Global Observing System (Meteorology) Oceanographic Buoys
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NOAA technical report OOE ; 7
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Technical Report
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Antarctic Ocean
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