Proceedings : 1983 Symposium on Buoy Technology, International Hotel, April 27-29, 1983, New Orleans, Louisiana

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Proceedings : 1983 Symposium on Buoy Technology, International Hotel, April 27-29, 1983, New Orleans, Louisiana

1983

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Corporate Authors:

Marine Technology Society. ; NOAA Data Buoy Center.
Conference Authors:

Symposium on Buoy Technology (1983)
NOAA Program & Office:

NWS (National Weather Service) ; NDBC (National Data Buoy Center)
Description:

Less than a year ago, the officers of the recently formed Gulf Coast Chapter of the Marine Technology Society were discussing a technical meeting on drifting buoys. At nearly the same time, during OCEANS ’82, others of us were discussing a general buoy meeting. One had not been held since 1976. A quick survey of interest and the need decided the issue; forces were joined, and the 1983 Buoy Technology Symposium was born. A committee was formed (see elsewhere in these Proceedings) and eventually the meeting was held 27-29 April in New Orleans, the week preceding the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston.
Keywords:

Congresses Deep-sea Moorings Measuring Instruments Ocean Currents Oceanographic Buoys Oceanographic Instruments Deep-sea Moorings Measuring Instruments Ocean Currents Oceanographic Buoys Oceanographic Instruments
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