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Title: Sea surface currents by HF radar in the Malta channel
Authors: Drago, Aldo
Azzopardi, Joel
Gauci, Adam
Tarasova, Raisa
Ciraolo, Giuseppe
Capodici, Fulvio
Cosoli, Simone
Gacic, Miroslav
Keywords: Remote sensing
Oceanography -- Malta
Operations research -- Case studies
Ocean currents -- Mediterranean Sea
Environmental monitoring -- Malta
Oceanography -- Italy -- Sicily
Ocean circulation -- Mediterranean Sea
Issue Date: 2013
Publisher: Commission Internationale pour l'Exploration Scientifique de la Mer Méditerranée
Citation: Drago, A., Azzopardi, J., Gauci, A., Tarasova, R., Ciraolo, G., Capodici, F., & Gacic, M. (2013). Sea surface currents by HF radar in the Malta channel. Rapport du Congrès de la Commission Internationale pour l'Exploration Scientifique de la Mer Méditerranée, 40, 144.
Abstract: An HF radar observing system composed of CODAR SeaSondes is providing real-time surface current pseudo-Eulerian maps every hour in the strip of sea dividing Malta and Sicily. This initiative forms part of the CALYPSO project that aims to support the efficient response against marine oil spills in this busy area of maritime transportation in the Mediterranean. Besides servicing Maltese and Sicilian public entities responsible for civil and environmental protection, surveillance, security and response to hazards, the HF radar data are also shedding distinctive information on the surface circulation variability in the area at meso and seasonal scales.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/92946
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