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CTD (Conductivity, Temperature and Depth)
Ocean water properties such as temperature are measured directly, while conductivity is used to tell us the salinity. It also captures water samples at different depths for a variety of chemical and biological measurements made either on the vessel or back in the laboratory. -
Spying on our great white sharks
News article10 April 2012Scientists have just completed a successful trip to Stewart Island, tagging 23 great white sharks. -
Antarctic Coastal Marine Life in a Changing Climate
Effect of climate change on Antarctic marine invertebrates -
NIWA scientist studies the mixing of river and sea and asks: Where do river sediments go?
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Ship sounds act as magnets to hull-fouling organisms
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Marine food webs
Research ProjectWe need information on the food web structures of our marine ecosystems in order to manage the effects on the ecosystem of fishing, aquaculture and mining, as well as understanding the potential impacts of climate variability and change on our oceans.