As part of my job, I help maintain the data acquistion systems for the ROADNet project at SIO. One of the larger components of ROADNet is our Real-Time image bank, which serves as a repository for images collected from cameras and frame grabbers at a variety of locations. These include ...
April 14th 2006
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SIO managed to make it on the Apple home start page under the news stories for April 13th. The item links to an article about the iCluster, which is a huge tiled display of twelve 30 inch Apple cinema displays downstairs from my office.
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The writeup is here.
4312 The Lau Basin is a large abysal plain that seperates the Fiji islands from the Kingdom of Tonga in the South Pacific. From http://ridgeview.ucsd.edu/page/laubasinbrief.htm:
The Lau basin lies east of Fiji and west of the convergent intersection between the Australian and Pacific plate, the Tonga trench. It is a back-arc ...
I received an email today on a work mailing list about damages to the Sri Lankan National Aquatic Resources Research and Development Agency (NARA). They were sending out a plea to the scientific community for help in replacing some of their lost research equipment: autoclaves, glassware, computers, a research ship.
They ...
Life goes on here on the Melville. Due to the bad weather we have had to scrap a couple of stations that were selected as optional at the beginning of this cruise.
Other than that, nothing really to report other than that R/V Maurice Ewing, run by Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, ...