![The Slocum ocean glider comes to the surface to transmit data after every 4-6 hour underwater data collection trip. Photo Credit: C. Lembke, University of South Florida.](https://cdn.coastalscience.noaa.gov/csmedia/2014/02/GLider13_small-300x225.jpg)
The Slocum ocean glider comes to the surface to transmit data after every 4 -6 hours underwater during data collection missions. Credit: C. Lembke, University of South Florida.
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The Slocum ocean glider comes to the surface to transmit data after every 4 -6 hours underwater during data collection missions. Credit: C. Lembke, University of South Florida.
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