The final piece in the CTD puzzle arrives in Hobart!

Posted: February 12, 2014 | Author: Sarah | Filed under: Home | Tags: Australia's Marine National Facility, CTD, Future Research Vessel Project, RV Investigator, ship construction |Leave a comment

The 24 bottle CTD rosette has been delivered to the CSIRO Laboratories in Hobart as part of the Group 2 equipment for RV Investigator.

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