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Flobee tripod

By Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center 2014 (approx.)
A man stands on a ship deck next to a large tripod frame loaded with instruments to collect data once they are in the water.
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A high-resolution flow tripod (Flobee) holding instrumentation to measure flow and sediment resuspension.

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Public Domain.

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