Ian Walsh
@oceanian.bsky.social
Carbon flux oceanographer, BGC Argo cheerleader, mCDR consulting, ocean optical instrument design and calibration. Know your instruments!
Was in Vienna just a couple of weeks ago for three days and took this picture to send to you. We mostly walked (20K steps per day) and rode the hop on hop off bus. went to upper belvedere and Kunsthistorisches, dance program at opera (and did not fall asleep). Brats on the street were excellent.
April 30, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Was in Vienna just a couple of weeks ago for three days and took this picture to send to you. We mostly walked (20K steps per day) and rode the hop on hop off bus. went to upper belvedere and Kunsthistorisches, dance program at opera (and did not fall asleep). Brats on the street were excellent.
As it was on the rise last night before our rare snowstorm
February 13, 2025 at 3:44 PM
As it was on the rise last night before our rare snowstorm
For
#CTDAppreciationDay
my first Bluesky post: We were tracking the oil plumes at depth using the CTD and UV fluorometer from the F.G. Walton Smith during the Deepwater Horizon response. This was the morning after the flaring started from one of the relief drilling ships.
#CTDAppreciationDay
my first Bluesky post: We were tracking the oil plumes at depth using the CTD and UV fluorometer from the F.G. Walton Smith during the Deepwater Horizon response. This was the morning after the flaring started from one of the relief drilling ships.
January 22, 2025 at 9:33 PM
For
#CTDAppreciationDay
my first Bluesky post: We were tracking the oil plumes at depth using the CTD and UV fluorometer from the F.G. Walton Smith during the Deepwater Horizon response. This was the morning after the flaring started from one of the relief drilling ships.
#CTDAppreciationDay
my first Bluesky post: We were tracking the oil plumes at depth using the CTD and UV fluorometer from the F.G. Walton Smith during the Deepwater Horizon response. This was the morning after the flaring started from one of the relief drilling ships.