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    Device CTD stands for conductivity, temperature, depth, collects a wide range of data underwater, CSIRO, Canberra, Australia

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    Measuring our oceans on RV Investigator

    Published on Aug 7, 2014

    Conductivity, temperature, depth - the CTD is a nifty piece of tech that we use on the marine research vessel, RV Investigator, to measure the ocean around us. See it in action with this animation.
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