Service Description: A waveglider will be deployed in the Gulf of Mexico off the west coast of Florida; another off the Louisiana coast; and the third one near the Florida Keys.

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Description: A research project involving NOAA, Mississippi State and a California robotics company could improve future hurricane forecasting. Monday morning, they loaded un-manned surface vessels onto a research ship and will deploy those devices in the Gulf of Mexico. More detail: http://www.wlox.com/story/26365680/msu-noaa-liquid-robotics-team-to-improve-hurricane-forcasting

Copyright Text: Mississippi State University, GCOOS

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