UNH Research Unlocks Marine Mysteries

Chase Ocean Engineering Lab

How we can tell what ocean waves can do to boats at sea or homes on the coast?

How do we know the impact open water currents can have on boats, ocean beds, or marine life?

How do you map the ocean floor, and why would you want to?

How can we improve satellite measures of the ocean—its color, chemistry, sea level, surface wind, currents, and ocean temperatures?

What can technology teach us about marine life? Can we improve the mechanics of ocean drilling and open aquaculture farming?

Research scientists at the UNH Jere A. Chase Ocean Engineering Lab in Durham are using the best technology to answer these questions. On Oct. 15, UNH invites you to see their labs and find out what this research is telling us about the ocean.

Chase Ocean Engineering Lab

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Related Links:

• Jere A. Chase Ocean Engineering Lab Home Page
• CCOM - Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping
• CICEET - Cooperative Institute for Coastal and Estuarine Environmental Technology