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Island Wakes Observed from High-Frequency Current Mapping Radar
2019
Oceanography
Aerial photo looking north on Kayangel, a four-island atoll that sits 35 km north of Babeldaob, the largest island of the Republic of Palau. Accessible only by boat, weather permitting, it is home to the northernmost offgrid site of Palau's high-frequency radar observatory. The station faces east and sits 15 m away from the reef on one of Kayangel's uninhabited islets, where it provides unobstructed measurements of radial surface currents out to 160 km.
doi:10.5670/oceanog.2019.415
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