An adventure into the underwater world of the Polar regions By: Bryana Burton.

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An adventure into the underwater world of the Polar regions By: Bryana Burton Operation SCINI

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o The Project SCINI participants wanted to create SCINI because they were very curious to see what discoveries they could find under the Polar regions.

o This was started in 2007.

Why SCINI?

Stacy Kim

Francois Cazenave

Bob Zook

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o The participants science goal was to finish the lost experiments that were started in 1990.

o The lost experiments were effects of predation.

o Predation:o Their educational goal was to get students

interested in what is under the Polar regions. o Their engineering goal was to navigate a

slender robot to take pictures of the ocean floor.

http://scini1.mlml.calstate.edu/

What Were Their Goals?

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o SCINI is 15 inches wide and the hole the SCINI team drills for SCINI’s departure is 20 inches wide.

o To make this hole the team uses a Jiffy Drill that can drill 7 meters in just twenty minutes .

How big is SCINI?

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o SCINI can go about 20 feet into solid ice sheets.

o In Antarctica, when passing the Ross ice shelf SCINI goes about 800 feet.

How deep can SCINI go?

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Some of the features are thruster couples, floatation's, and micro tunnel thrusters.

What are some of SCINI's external features?

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In a few years from now SCINI’s overall appearance will change.

Some of these changes include Counter rotating propellers, a gripper manulator, multi-beam sonar.

The future of SCINI