Oceans and ice
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0.7 m Ice Coring System
Description: Equipment for extracting ice cores driven by an electric drill. The Mark… Equipment for extracting ice cores driven by an electric drill. The Mark II system has been modified to have a shorter barrel that can be used for thinner ice types. Includes battery operated drill, rechargable batteries and chargers.
Notes: Users must attend a compulsory briefing session before equipment handover.
1 m Ice Coring System 1
Description: Equipment for extracting ice cores driven by an electric drill. Includes battery… Equipment for extracting ice cores driven by an electric drill. Includes battery operated drill, rechargable batteries and chargers.
Notes: Users must attend a compulsory briefing session before equipment handover.
1 m Ice Coring System 2
Description: Equipment for extracting ice cores driven by an electric drill. Includes battery… Equipment for extracting ice cores driven by an electric drill. Includes battery operated drill, rechargable batteries and chargers.
Notes: Users must attend a compulsory briefing session before equipment handover.
Azor Drift Camera system
Description: A free-drifting camera platform that captures seafloor imagery over broad areas, used… A free-drifting camera platform that captures seafloor imagery over broad areas, used to survey benthic habitats, organisms, and substrate types during autonomous deployments. Rated to 1000 m depth.
Bathyal stereo-video lander
Description: A deep-sea benthic lander equipped with stereo cameras to capture high-resolution imagery… A deep-sea benthic lander equipped with stereo cameras to capture high-resolution imagery for measuring organism size, abundance, and behaviour on the seafloor during autonomous deployments. The lander is equipped with the following: 2x Edgetech Acoustic releases, Starmon Temperature & Depth sensors, 2x Xeos Iridium beacons. Rated to 3500 m depth.
Jordan Van Stavel and Danielle Julius | j.vanstavel@saeon.nrf.ac.za | D.Julius@saiab.nrf.ac.za
Buoyancy glider (Chappie)
Description: Autonomous underwater vehicle used to profile the ocean down to 1000 m… Autonomous underwater vehicle used to profile the ocean down to 1000 m measuring Temperature, Conductivity, Pressure, Dissolved Oxygen, PAR, Chlorophyll, Backscatter 470 nm, Backscatter 700 nm, Surface and depth averaged currents.