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Why is MicroSWIFT Buoy Data important?πŸ“Š

The One Ocean crew deployed MicroSWIFT 167 in the Gulf of Alaska on July 23rd- and it collected data for one month. This is one of eight buoys that we will be deploying around the Americas. For the live deployment, we were joined by Jacob Davis, PhD graduate from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and researcher at the Applied Physics Laboratory from UW. More recently, we met with him to interpret the MicroSWIFT Buoy Data. 🌎🌊

Watch our recent YouTube to hear from the expert: Why is this data important and what does it mean?
https://youtu.be/jYYzj0VDJYU?si=B90z295XqGj5Oy3K

Buoy Launch Live Classroom with @ebtsoyp :
https://www.youtube.com/live/kM4lYoPsEEk?si=q1sgNcfcnz1-PBNO

Track MicroSWIFT data-
πŸ›Ÿ Backyard Buoys:
https://software.apl.uw.edu/proto/BackyardBuoys/app.php
πŸ“ˆ Data Dashboard:
https://swiftdashboard.apl.uw.edu/
πŸ’» From our website:
https://oneislandoneocean.com/projects/swift-buoy-data-tracking

Buoy program sponsored by @sailorsforthesea β›΅οΈπŸŒŠ

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