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Jackie Veatch Delivers Talk on Lagrangian Coherent Structures to Rutgers MOO Program

June 13, 2025 — New Brunswick, NJ The Rutgers University Masters of Operational Oceanography (MOO) program hosted a guest lecture this week by Jackie Veatch, an oceanographer and researcher specializing in ocean dynamics and transport processes. Her talk, titled “A Lagrangian Perspective on Ocean Velocity: Lagrangian Coherent Structures”, introduced students...

Students take Field Trip to Sea Bright to learn about High Frequency Radar

Students pursuing their Masters in Operational Oceanography (MOO) recently undertook a field trip to Sea Bright, New Jersey, where they inspected high-frequency (HF) radar stations critical for real-time monitoring of coastal ocean currents. The MOO students were also joined by students participating in the Research Internships in Ocean Sciences (RIOS)...

Adding Life to Hardened Urban Shorelines

Living seawalls can offer some of the benefits of living shorelines   Armoring shorelines with hardened substances protects the shore, but it generally does not offer the benefits of nature-based alternatives in terms of habitat provision and other ecosystem services. Researchers are envisioning ways to expand shoreline design options to include...

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