Open Ocean Glider Contract for Ocean Observatories Initiative11/07/2011 |
| Teledyne Webb Research has been selected to provide Open Ocean gliders for the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI). This award follows the recent award to Teledyne Webb Research of the Coastal Glider program for the OOI. The Open Ocean Slocum G2 gliders will support the high latitude Global Arrays of the OOI. The contract also includes a prototype vehicle to be delivered this year that will incorporate the specific sensor requirements of the Open Ocean program. Production units will be delivered beginning in September 2012. |
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