The CSIRO marine research facility sits on the edge of the Derwent River, distinguished by its long, low profile and a series of deep blue steel window frames that mirror the color of the Tasman Sea. This site served as the primary base for Australian oceanographers who mapped the Southern Ocean for decades. In the nineteen eighties, the crew of the research vessel Southern Surveyor docked here, carrying data that proved global current shifts. Today, the labs remain a hub for climate scientists.
CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research
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