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Deployment 2013-2015
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Updated Aug 7, 2019
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EmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCitejorge.brenner@tamu.edu_tamu (2019). Deployment 2013-2015 [Dataset]. https://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/c103f07930c54fd0ae0b88c30a87f73eDataset updatedAug 7, 2019Dataset authored and provided byjorge.brenner@tamu.edu_tamuArea coveredDescriptionThis is a part of Gulf Integrated Spill Research (GISR) consortium program. GISR uses floating environmentally-friendly drift cards as a surrogate marker for the transport for a surface oil slick. These cards serve the dual purpose of tracking the surface currents and being a tool for community outreach. The map shows initial dropped locations of each drift card. More details
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GISR Driftcard Project 2015 (GCOOS)
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Updated Aug 7, 2019ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCitejeradk18@tamu.edu_tamu (2019). GISR Driftcard Project 2015 (GCOOS) [Dataset]. https://gisdata.gcoos.org/maps/c103f07930c54fd0ae0b88c30a87f73eDataset updatedAug 7, 2019Dataset authored and provided byjeradk18@tamu.edu_tamuArea coveredDescriptionThis is a part of Gulf Integrated Spill Research (GISR) consortium program. GISR uses floating environmentally-friendly drift cards as a surrogate marker for the transport for a surface oil slick. These cards serve the dual purpose of tracking the surface currents and being a tool for community outreach. The map shows initial dropped locations of each drift card. More details
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FacebookTwitterEmailThis is a part of Gulf Integrated Spill Research (GISR) consortium program. GISR uses floating environmentally-friendly drift cards as a surrogate marker for the transport for a surface oil slick. These cards serve the dual purpose of tracking the surface currents and being a tool for community outreach. The map shows initial dropped locations of each drift card. More details