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What's news at Coastal!
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Texas A&M University -
TABS
Project,
June-December 2001
John Walpert of Texas A&M University recently returned a
leased RD
Instruments 600kHz Workhorse with Bottom Tracking. This
instrument was used by the TABS
Project to collect real time oceanographic data for the oil spill
response community, and was loaned to the U.S. Navy for the Ehime
Maru recovery.
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TABS II buoy equipped with Coastal
Leasing's 600 kHz ADCP being
readied for deployment off of Oahu, Hawaii from USNS SUMNER.
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TABS II buoy at Site N at the Flower
Garden Banks coral reef sanctuary in the Gulf of Mexico. The buoy is
equipped with Globalstar satellite telemetry. |
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TABS II buoy at Site X off of Oahu at the
recovery site where the Ehime Maru was temporarily placed for recovery
operations by Navy divers. |
Navy divers cleaning the ADCP transducers
after 3 months of operation. |
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Welcome Rebecca & Suzanna! -
Summer 2001 |
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Ms. Rebecca
Sama is a key client administrative contact.
She assists in the maintenance, manufacturing, and documentation of
Coastal�s field instrumentation.
She is also responsible for the purchase and acquisition of systems
components. She
is also capable of assisting clients in operational aspects of Coastal�s
equipment. Ms.
Sama received a B.A. in Conservation Biology from Middlebury College in
1998. She has worked for the Environmental Protection Agency and has
interned with the U.S. Forest Service.
She has conducted extensive field research in Magdalena Bay, Mexico,
Fort Huachuca, Arizona and throughout Vermont.
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Ms. Suzanna Yaukey recently joined Coastal Leasing, Inc.
as Office Manager, and is responsible for accounting, assisting in
maintaining delivery schedules, routing customer requests for service, and
web design and marketing.
Prior to becoming part of Coastal�s team, Ms. Yaukey received a
B.A. from Cornell University, in Ithaca, New York.
During her time at Cornell she gained extensive experience in
administrative support,
working for various academic departments within the university.
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