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Neil Armstrong

There are 3 posts tagged Neil Armstrong (this is page 1 of 1).

2016 Neil Armstrong Sea Acceptance Trails

Cruise ID: AR03-01 Multibeam System: EM122/EM710 Dates: February 10-17, 2016  The R/V Neil Armstrong is a new vessel operated by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute (WHOI)equipped with Kongsberg Maritime (KM) EM122 (12 kHz) and EM710 (70-100 kHz) multibeamechosounders.

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2019 Neil Armstrong EM122 and EM710 Calibration

Cruise ID: AR42-02 Multibeam System: EM122/EM710 Dates: February 26-27 2020  Calibrations (‘patch tests’) were planned for the EM122 and EM710 multibeam echosounders on R/V NeilArmstrong during AR42-02 following the winter 2019-20 maintenance period.

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2019 Neil Armstrong EM710 Calibration

Cruise ID: AR41 Multibeam System: EM710 Dates: November 18-22, 2019  Calibrations (‘patch tests’) were planned for the EM710 and EM122 multibeam echosounders on R/V NeilArmstrong in the vicinity of the continental shelf break south of WHOI for opportunistic testing in 2019.

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