What does DRIBU stand for?

Drifting Buoy

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drifting buoys, vehicles, vessels); * numerical model results (e.

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Observations of remote parts of the ocean are currently made using a combination of moored buoys, drifting buoys and manned research vessels.

WALES: Robots to sail across Atlantic

In the aftermath of this disastrous El Nino, NOAA, NSF, and international partners began to deploy an extensive observing system--moored instruments, surface drifting buoys, and Volunteer Observing Ships--to monitor oceanic conditions spanning 10,000 miles of the equatorial Pacific.

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