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Use spacebar or arrow keys to advance slide show WEBB RESEARCH CORPORATION Falmouth, MA APEX Profiler SLOCUM Glider Rev: 06/22/08

WEBB RESEARCH CORPORATION Specialists in neutrally buoyant drifters and profilers, and moored acoustic sources since 1982. www.webbresearch.com

Corporate Overview WRC founded in 1982 30 Employees Located in Falmouth, MA, USA 1580 m^2 facility

Important Announcement On Thursday 19 June 2008, WRC announced intention to be acquired by Teledyne Technologies This transaction is expected to close in July 2008 New name will be Teledyne Webb Research

Acquisition Details Business will continue at present location with same staff (including Douglas and Daniel Webb) and same product line. Will be part of Teledyne Marine group We anticipate commencing use of lithium primary batteries See announcement at: http://www.teledyne.com/news/tdy_06192008.asp

APEX Autonomous Profiling Explorer Neutrally buoyant drifter Descended from earlier ALACE, PALACE designs Variable buoyancy engine controls depth, and surfaces float for data telemetry and geolocation by satellite Provides profile data, and Lagrangian tracking of average current at drift depth

APEX Maximum depth: Life (nominal): Telemetry: Ascent rate: Mass: Batteries: 2000db 150 ascents, 4 yrs. ARGOS or Iridium 0.08 m/s 26 kg typical Alkaline Usually not recovered expendable

Temperature Salinity Pressure Sensor Options Oxygen Oxygen SeaBird Model 41 CTD Aanderaa Oxygen Optode SeaBird IDO Oxygen Sensor

Sensor Options Temperature Depth Acoustic Receiver FLNTU Transmissometer Wet Labs Seascan RAFOS Seascan Wet Labs Sea Rover

APEX is field-proven Over 4000 units delivered to 20 nations: Australia, Canada, Chile, China, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Norway, Netherlands, Russia, Spain, Taiwan, Turkey, US, UK. Production capacity ~ 60 units/month Including ALACE and PALACE, WRC has delivered over 5000 floats

April 2008 -Shipment of 5000 th Float

ARGO nations using APEX include: Australia, Canada, Chile, China, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Norway, Netherlands, Japan, S. Korea, Russia, Spain, United Kingdom and U.S.A. 65% of the global ARGO fleet are APEX floats (as of February 08).

Proven Production Capacity Shipping over 600 floats per year Proven ability to meet customer s delivery schedules.

Growth of APEX Usage

Park and Profile Feature Allows drifting depth to be less than profile depth. Deep profile can be done every cycle, OR every Nth cycle, as shown schematically: In this example, every 3 rd profile is 2000db. Other profiles are from shallower park depth. This option offers substantial savings of battery energy.

Typical APEX Application: CTD Profiles Salinity and Temperature recorded at predetermined Pressure levels Typical 2000db ARGO profile: 70 T,S,P points, every 10 days High resolution profiles are possible using IRIDIUM telemetry Can be used for shallower & more frequent profiling Example: NOAA-NMFS 100db daily

APEX LONGEVITY 449 profiles to 1050 meters over 4 years. NAVO Float 0684 Alkaline Batteries Data Provided by.us Naval Oceanographic Office http://runt.ocean.washington.edu/navo/homographs/xy/0684.html

Deployment from C130 Aircraft Certified by US DOD June 99. Routinely deployed by US Naval Oceanographic Office, Dr. C. Horton.

Deployment from Merchant Vessels (VOS) Done routinely by several institutions: U.W. Seattle UK MET Office US NOAA National Data Buoy Center Korea KMA-METRI Requires packaging to protect float during launch. Unlike research ships, merchant vessels do not stop for float deployments. Ship speed is over 20 knots Decks are 6 to 24 m. above water

Field-Proven APEX Options ARGOS or bidirectional Iridium Telemetry With Iridium, optional high resolution continuous CTD sampling during ascent Surface ice detection / avoidance Isobaric, Isopycnal or Isothermal tracking Seasonally variable sampling modes Automatic Pressure Activation (optional) First profile returned within 24 hours of launch Rapid upper-ocean profiles

Simple Pre-Launch Testing An interface cable and procedure are provided with each shipment, enabling users to easily test floats, or alter menu parameters.

WEBB RESEARCH CORPORATION 82 Technology Park Dr. East Falmouth, MA 02536-4441 USA 508-548-2077 Phone 508-540-1686 FAX www.webbresearch.com Rev: 03/01/08