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2009 Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary Maritime Heritage Characterization and Monitoring Cruise
In September 2009, NURC partnered with the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary (SBNMS) to further characterize and monitor the sanctuary's maritime heritage resources. Researchers utilized the center's newly developed ROV Kraken 2 (K2) to survey the steamship Portland and four other historic shipwrecks in the sanctuary.

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Jonah crab Other Stories: UConn's National Undersea Research Center, Marine Science Technology Center, CT Sea Grant and the Connecticut DEP Long Island Sound Resource Center collaborated on a cruise to explore eastern Long Island Sound. See the full story...
The K2 ROV being recovered during sea trials Despite frigid winds over 30 miles per hour, the National Undersea Research Center at the University of Connecticut successfully conducted sea trials of the Kraken2 (or K2) its new “science class” ROV in Long Island Sound. See the full story...
Shaded relief map of Stratford Shoal regionIn June, the NURC-NA&GL and the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection worked with the U.S. EPA that provided its Ocean Survey Vessel to support a benthic habitat characterization of the Stratford Shoals area. See the full story...
TRE participants review bathymetric map in preparation for launching SeaBOSS In August, 2007 school teachers worked with NURC, NMFS, UConn and USGS scientists aboard the Loosanoff deploying the USGS's "Sea Boss" to collect video and still images of the ocean floor and collect sediments for grain size analysis. See the full story...



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Benthic Habitat Characterization of Stratford Shoals Teacher Research Experience in Long Island Sound