Ocean Technology Archives

Expedition 17: Photogrammetry & Sea Turtle Tagging

07/22/2020
Angela Rosenberg

Scientists aboard R/V ANGARI spent 9 days in the Western Bahamas studying, tagging, and photo-capturing sea turtles for an ongoing study of fibropapillomatosis, as well as gathering new high-speed biting data from nurse, lemon, and bull sharks in order to help better understand shark morphology, biting, and feeding behaviors.

Expedition 14: Oceanography Camp for Girls

07/22/2020
Angela Rosenberg

Participants in the 2018 Oceanography Camp for Girls became oceanographers for the day aboard R/V ANGARI, exploring and implementing numerous scientific methods for studying the marine world.

Expedition 11: Teacher PD – Ocean Currents

07/22/2020
Angela Rosenberg

Teachers throughout South Florida came onboard R/V ANGARI for an educational experience about the use of ocean drifter technology to study ocean currents and the movement of oil and marine debris.

Expedition 6: Oceanography Camp for Girls

07/22/2020
Angela Rosenberg

Young oceanographers, scientists, and mentors from the University of South Florida College of Marine Science’s Oceanography Camp for Girls participated in 3 days of fieldwork aboard R/V ANGARI.

Students Learn About Life and Work Onboard R/V ANGARI

12/16/2019
ANGARI Media
Updates

ANGARI Foundation collaborated with partners from EarthEcho International to give Palm Beach County students an inside look at what life is like for marine scientists working onboard a research vessel. Twenty students from Florida Atlantic University’s Pine Jog Afterschool Program…

A Picture is Worth A Thousand Words

08/27/2019
ANGARI Media

Generation Ocean: Coral Reefs

How Scientists Study Coral Reefs

08/27/2019
ANGARI Media

Generation Ocean: Coral Reefs

OceanGate deep-sea submersible makes record-breaking dive in The Bahamas; R/V ANGARI provides surface support

05/14/2019
Angela Rosenberg
News

In 2019 OceanGate broke a deep-sea diving record by transporting a crew of four on an abyssal descent to 3,760 meters onboard its Titan submersible.

Film

03/19/2017
Angela Rosenberg

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