File:Larry Mayer 2018.jpg
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| Description | Dr. Larry Mayer, director, School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering, and director, Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping, University of New Hampshire, talked about the history of sea floor mapping and what to expect in the future during a distinguished lecture held at the Office of Naval Research. Technology advancements are making it possible to map the sea floor at a much greater resolution. | |||
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| Author | Office of Naval Research from Arlington, United States | |||
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