Planetary meteorological, oceanographic, bathymetric and acoustic data
Explore Data SetsSaildrone’s fleet of USVs has traveled over 500,000 nautical miles, carrying payloads of atmospheric and oceanographic sensors. The result is a series of large-scale datasets describing parts of the world’s oceans that have never been covered in such detail.
Explore our fast growing in situ data sets by accessing the Saildrone Data portal (beta) above or dive right into the featured datasets from recent missions below.
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The white shark is among the most iconic predators in the ocean, but for all their public exposure, the lives of white sharks remain shrouded in mystery. In 2018, two saildrones tracked tagged white sharks with the goal of shedding some light on a long-standing question around their migratory habits. Why do white sharks regularly congregate in a seemingly inhospitable part of the ocean?
