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High frequency (HF) radar networks are operated in different regions around the world for use in monitoring ocean surface currents and coastal wind dynamics. These networks are individually composed of multiple HF radar surface current monitoring systems, each installed at a different coastal research site. The data derived from these networks is used to study coastal currents, offshore wind, oil...
Underwater gliders are a disruptive technology capable of transforming our understanding of the ocean. Efficient vehicle flight is critical for proper data collection, allowing successful completion of project goals. Slocum glider flights in less than 15 m of water have been only marginally successful, as use of deep water flight coefficients disables proper inflection at shallow depths. Groundings...
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