Research vessel on 4th Indian Ocean trip
Updated: 2013-03-16 15:56
(Xinhua)
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GUANGZHOU - The Shiyan 1 scientific research vessel has set sail for its fourth journey to the Indian Ocean, where it will conduct a two-month expedition.
The South China Sea Research Institute under the Chinese Academy of Sciences said Saturday that more than 40 researchers from a dozen Chinese research institutes will carry out research pertaining to marine hydrology, ocean currents, meteorology and biological studies in the Indian Ocean.
The Shiyan 1 is China's best-equipped scientific research vessel and went into operation in 2010.
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