QUICCHE blog: The first drifter array has been deployed

The first 48 drifters were released in a S shaped pattern during the QUICCHE campaign. The women in QUICCHE’s science team. Hi everyone! My name is Paloma Cartwright and I’m a PhD student at the University of Miami and member of the Beal Lab . This is my very first research cruise and I’m stoked to be part of this awesome group of scientists taking a slice of the ocean! The Beal Lab has two main projects

Welcome to QUICCHE blog!

Welcome! Our ECS will be posting 2/3 times a week talking about their science/experiences/food/life on board our home for a month, R/V Roger Revelle. Credits: Yueng-Djern Lenn. I’m honored to start this blog! I’m Estel Font , PhD student at University of Gothenburg, part of PolarGliders group and FLOW lab. During QUICCHE , I’m in charge of deploying a large fleet of autonomous platforms (2 SeaExplorers, 1 SeaGlider, 2 Sailbuoys and 1 Waveglider) together with my other PolarGliders