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Fluid Flow Seabed Observatory (FluSO)
Raw data from the FluSO deployments are available here |
Completed within EuroSITES:
This work contributes to EuroSITES Task 4.3: Pore water pressure (fluid flow) monitoring and slope stability in seismically active regions.
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Future enhancements: The instrumentation on the observatory can easily be changed or re-figured allowing for additional equipment and battery packs (e.g. chemical sensors to provide qualitative information about the fluids rather than just the quantitative measurements), making it a multi-purpose tool for seabed measurements. The depth rating of the seismometer (rated to 6000m) and the current/flow meter (rated to 1000m) allow deployments in greater depths than at the trial site I the future. This would require ROV operations for servicing and recovery are required.
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Contacts:Principal Investigator(s): Veit Hühnerbach (vhh@noc.soton.ac.uk); Christian Berndt (cberndt@ifm-geomar.de) Data manager: Maureen Pagnani (mred@noc.soton.ac.uk) |
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