Katleen Robert's research is focused on mapping the spatial complexity of the ocean from the seafloor to the surface with the goal of creating an integrated picture of our oceans to better understand where species are and why.
Researcher spotlight: Dr. Katleen Robert Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Ocean Mapping, Marine Institute
Katleen Robert's research is focused on mapping the spatial complexity of the ocean from the seafloor to the surface with the goal of creating an integrated picture of our oceans to better understand where species are and why.
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