David Fratantoni
On the Oceanography of Brazil’s Equatorial Margin: Hazardous Offshore Currents and Strategies for Mitigation
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Exploring the feasibility of glider-based transport, stratification, and ecology measurements on the New England shelf
Environmentally Adaptive Deployment of Lagrangian Instrumentation Using a Submerged Autonomous Launch Platform (SALP)
AUV-based physical, biological, and acoustic observations in support of marine mammal ecology studies
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Engineer. Oceanographer. Innovator.Sector
CleanTech / Environment
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David Fratantoni is an engineer, oceanographer, and innovator. As a scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, my research emphasized in-situ and remote measurement of ocean circulation and the exploration of relationships between ocean physics and biology. As founder and principal investigator of the Autonomous Systems Laboratory, I conducted pioneering research on eddies in the western Atlantic and Indian Oceans, contributed to the development and novel application of underwater gliders and other mobile autonomous platforms, and developed instrumentation and strategies for sustained ocean observations.