The WHOI team along with Boatswain Billy Galliott complete their final preparations before deploying the ITP buoy.
(Hugo Sindelar)
The ITP buoy sits in place on the sea ice. It will move with this ice floe, sending data back to WHOI scientists every day until it is recovered or fails to function.
(Hugo Sindelar)
A view of the CCGS Louis S. St-Laurent from above while “parked” on ice station.
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