Category: Coastal Wave Buoys
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Introducing the new IMOS Coastal Wave Buoys Facility
IMOS is establishing a national network of wave buoys to help understand the processes and changes driven by waves in the coastal zone. Australia has one of the longest coastlines in the world and this dynamic intersection between land and sea includes numerous critical ecosystems and infrastructure. Our coastal zone is also where many of…
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IMOS low-cost wave buoys capture extreme events during pilot project
Wave measurements across Australia’s oceans are essential for research, marine industries, government agencies and service providers.
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Low-cost wave buoy data starts to flow onto the AODN Portal
Data from the low-cost wave buoy sites is available now
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Drifting IMOS wave buoys reveal the intensity and duration of Perth’s recent superstorm
The buoys are part of the IMOS New Technology sub-Facility focusing on the suitability of low-cost wave buoys for real-time wave observations.
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Introducing the New Technology Projects: Low cost wave buoy technology
The IMOS New Technology Proving Facility represents a significant and exciting new opportunity for the IMOS community.
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IMOS New Tech Proving making waves in WA
As part of today’s official opening of the Wave Energy Research Centre and University of Western Australia Great Southern Marine Research Facility in Albany IMOS announces the first of its New Technology Proving facilities.