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put together the upper part of a mooring aimed at measuring the freshwater transport through Hudson Strait
Scientist Fiamma Straneo and Kyle Covert, Boatswain of the R/V Knorr, put together the upper part of a mooring designed to measure the transport of fresh water through the Hudson Strait. The long tube containing a CTD recorder resides in the upper part of the water column, where collisions with icebergs and sea ice could occur. (Photo by Dave Sutherland, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

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