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New technology maps Wakulla Springs as research funding faces another veto
2+ mon, 1+ day ago (716+ words) CRAWFORDVILLE Fla. — Beneath the crystal-clear waters of Wakulla Springs, scientists are uncovering an underground world few people will ever see. 45 miles of underwater cave passages have already been mapped using a new autonomous robot known as Sunfish, giving researchers an…...
Dozens gather to learn about robot mapping 45 miles of Wakulla Springs cave system
2+ mon, 1+ day ago (177+ words) WAKULLA COUNTY, FL — Dozens of neighbors turned out for an expo to learn about the robot mapping the Wakulla Springs cave system. Attendees heard from the mapping team, scientists, and Rep. Jason Shoaf about the project. At the expo, neighbors…...
Robot and divers map underwater cave system beneath Wakulla Springs in $2.5M research project
4+ mon, 5+ day ago (479+ words) WAKULLA COUNTY, FL — Researchers are using cutting-edge technology to get a closer look at what lies beneath Wakulla Springs — and what it means for the region's freshwater future. A robot called Sunfish is being deployed at the Emerald Sink, a…...
FSU hydrogeologist receives $2.5 million to map Wakulla Springs system, providing insight into Florida's water supply | Newswise
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (473+ words) Newswise — A Florida State University researcher has earned a major grant to research local waterways that affect the everyday lives of Tallahassee residents. Ming Ye, a professor in the Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science, has been awarded more…...