What does MARS stand for?

Monterey Accelerated Research System (Monterey Bay)

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In 2005, the Monterey Accelerated Research System (MARS) project is scheduled to begin full-time observation of phenomena in Monterey Canyon off California.

Seeding the seafloor with observatories: scientists extend their ...

The 60 km of cable will connect sensors resting 1,200 m below the Pacifies surface to the shore facility of the Monterey Accelerated Research System (MARS) ocean observatory.

Ocean view: scientists are going 24-7 in their studies of the deep

and the world, MLML and MBARI will use their connection to CalREN to further their research programs and collaborations with other researchers worldwide and to enable complex ventures such as MBARI's Monterey Accelerated Research System (MARS), which will allow scientists to perform long-term and real-time experiments 900 meters below the surface of Monterey Bay and will serve as an engineering, science, and education test bed for even larger regional ocean observatories.

Moss Landing Marine Laboratories and Monterey Bay Aquarium Research ...