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Brushes at the trailing edge break up coherent eddies and help to make Chameleon hydrodynamically quiet, essential for low-noise turbulence measurements.
New sensors are continually being tested on Chameleon's nose.
[Chameleon is described in some detail here]
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This relatively simple measurement provides a wealth of information about the wave field (see figure 5 in the linked paper below).
[seafloor pressure measurements of nonlinear internal waves]
A reduced-scale version of will be used in the Inner Shelf DRI in late summer/fall 2017. We call this a GusT probe. A preliminary report is available here [GusT Probe ].