Two new buildings give the field station sixteen year-round beds, replacing cabins that were usable only in summer.
The Prentice transect survey has run monthly since 2004. Its latest analysis questions an assumption built into a great deal of coastal management.
What an amazing day! Our biggest open day ever, with hundreds of future Northmoor students getting their first taste of life on the coast!
The student competition team finished third at a regional autonomous underwater vehicle event, in the first year they had a basin to test in.
Thirty meters long, five deep, with a wave maker at one end. The basin opened in January and was fully booked within a month.
A glider flew repeat sections across the shelf break for eleven days without intervention and returned a complete record, including two exchange events.
Six weeks, two mooring recoveries and one redeployment. The recovered instruments hold a full year of measurements from a site that cannot be visited in winter.