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One of nine bays in the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory containing a headland wake flow experiment
A convection experiment involving convection set up in one of nine bays in the GFD Lab.
An experiment involving ocean straights, underway in a bay of the GFD Lab.
The instrument room.
The Jaeger 7 building which houses the GFD Lab.
One of two rotating tables used for experimental and numerical studies of ocean circulation.
Watching the subducting slab.
A tank designed to measure mantle flow around a subducting slab.
Checking out the tank designed for convection experiments.
An Ultrasound Doppler Velocimetry probe measures the variation of velocity with depth in a laboratory flume.
A convection experiment involving convection set up in one of nine bays in the GFD Lab.
An experiment involving ocean straights, underway in a bay of the GFD Lab.
The instrument room.
The Jaeger 7 building which houses the GFD Lab.
One of two rotating tables used for experimental and numerical studies of ocean circulation.
Watching the subducting slab.
A tank designed to measure mantle flow around a subducting slab.
Checking out the tank designed for convection experiments.
An Ultrasound Doppler Velocimetry probe measures the variation of velocity with depth in a laboratory flume.
The GFD Laboratory at RSES, ANU, moved into a new specially-designed building in 2000. Facilities include a rotating table for studies of the effects of planetary rotation on fluid flows, and extensive equipment for flow visualization and data acquisition.
