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Uriel Zajaczkovski (SIO), Ken Decoteau, and Lou St. Laurent.

Uriel Zajaczkovski (SIO), Ken Decoteau, and Lou St. Laurent.
Uriel Zajaczkovski (SIO), Ken Decoteau, and Lou St. Laurent.
Uriel Zajaczkovski (SIO), Ken Decoteau, and Lou St. Laurent.
Uriel Zajaczkovski (SIO), Ken Decoteau, and Lou St. Laurent.
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Uriel Zajaczkovski (SIO), Ken Decoteau, and Lou St. Laurent.
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02/29/2012
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Scientist Lou St. Laurent and engineer Ken Decoteau (both of WHOI) and Scripps Institution of Oceanography graduate student Uriel Zajaczkovski (right to left) prepare a deep microstructure profiler for deployment in the Scotia Sea. The instrument made multiple four-hour round trips to 4,500 meters depth collecting data on sub-centimeter-scale variations in the seawater to calculate turbulence levels. The researchers participated in a 50-day cruise aboard the British vessel James Cook in 2012. The work is part of a larger study of turbulent processes and ocean mixing, called DIMES, being conducted jointly by investigators from the U.S. and U.K.
Photo courtesy of Lou St. Laurent
© Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
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