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Friday, Jan 26, 2007 6 PM to 9 PM
Are you interested in learning about Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) technology and its use in ocean exploration and research? Would you like to be able to teach your students how to build an ROV? Would you be interested in putting together a student team to participate in a regional ROV competition and perhaps an international competition? Join us Friday, February 6th (6PM-9PM) and Saturday, February 7th (8AM-5PM) at the Georgia Aquarium to learn more.
This workshop is hosted by NOAA Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary and Georgia Aquarium in partnership with Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center.
So what will you learn and do? Participants will:
* Build an ROV from PVC pipe and other materials and test their design by “flying” it in a pool;
* Discuss how ROV technology can be infused into high school curriculum tied to state and national standards;
* Be introduced to ROV technology and how it is used for research, monitoring, and exploration in national marine sanctuaries;
* Be provided an overview of the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center and their regional and national student ROV competitions.
Register by contacting Kim Morris-Zarneke for a registration from at kzarneke@georgiaaqaurium.org
Admission: free
Parking fee: $10
Event Phone: 404-581-4192
Location:
Georgia Aquarium
225 Baker Street
Atlanta, GA 30313
Directions:
From the North of Atlanta via I-85/75
Continue on I-85 South toward Atlanta
Exit 249C Williams Street
Right onto Baker Street
Right onto Luckie Street
Aquarium parking garage is on the right
From the South of Atlanta via I-85/75
Continue on I-85 North toward Atlanta
Exit 248 C International Boulevard
Left onto Andrew Young International Boulevard
Right onto Spring Street
Left onto Baker Street
Cross over Centennial Olympic Park
Right onto Luckie Street
Aquarium parking garage is on the right
From the West or East of Atlanta via I-20
I-20 to I-85 North
Exit 248C International Boulevard
Left onto Andrew Young International Boulevard
Right onto Spring Street
Left onto Baker Street
Cross over Centennial Olympic Park
Right onto Luckie Street
Aquarium parking garage is on the right
Presented by:
Georgia Aquarium
225 Baker Street
Atlanta, GA 30313
 
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