South Africa Array
Partner Organization: South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity
Principal Investigator: Paul Cowley
The OTN South Africa Array consists of a series of receiver lines strategically placed around the coast of this country. Phase I deployments began in the fall of 2011, with 20 VR2W receivers in Mossel Bay and 20 VR2W receivers in Algoa Bay. Phase II, deployed in late 2012, involved the placement of receivers in False Bay to the west of Phase I deployments, near Port St. Johns and Port Alfred to the east of Phase I deployments, and within selected estuaries along the southern and eastern seaboard.
South Africa Rollover, Spring 2012
Mossel Bay and Algoa Bay receiver lines were rolled over during spring of 2012
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South Africa Array, Phase I
Phase I deployments began October 28, 2011
Read news item on the deployment of phase I of the OTN South Africa Array...
Read blog of sports fisher Chris Schoultz who assisted in the deployment...
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OTN South Africa Launch
The official launch of OTN South Africa took place at the Canadian High Commission in Pretoria on August 2, 2011.
Read news item on the OTN South Africa launch...
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