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PostSubject: Unmanned Water Quality Monitoring Vehicles   Unmanned Water Quality Monitoring Vehicles Icon_minitimeWed Sep 01, 2010 1:55 pm

Release date: 25 August 2010

THEODORE, AL – As part of its long term monitoring and research program in the Gulf of Mexico, BP is deploying a new technology that will enable nearly constant monitoring by two satellite-controlled, unmanned vehicles.

The vehicles, known as Wave Gliders and developed by Liquid Robotics in Silicon Valley, California, get their propulsion power from wave action and use solar power for their electronics. They will be deployed beginning today and begin a months-long, ongoing research program in the Gulf of Mexico.

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The first two Wave Glider vehicles will be deployed to the vicinity of the Macondo well; a second pair will be deployed in September. Data collected by the vehicles will be relayed via satellite and posted on a public website.

Also, access multimedia by going to the ftp site here:

http://www.liquidr.com/PressKit/
Username is LRIMedia
Password is Pre55Kit


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