{"nid":"2286","uuid":"fc9c1533-05b5-4c27-a70b-4d5cc8fefc73","vid":"3131","langcode":"und","revision_timestamp":"1656084758","status":"1","title":"Climate Change Research Using Data Loggers","created":"1217514648","changed":"1656084758","promote":"0","sticky":"0","default_langcode":"1","revision_default":"1","revision_translation_affected":"1","path":{"alias":"\/resources\/podcasts\/climate-change-research-using-data-loggers","pid":"4836","langcode":"und"},"body":"<p>Nolan describes how data loggers have been an important part of his climate change study in Siberia and Alaska.<\/p>","applications":["Environmental Research & Protection"],"associated_products":["H21-002"],"brand":"HOBO","documentation_hoboconnect":"0","documentation_intemp_app":"0","documentation_is_datasheet":"0","FIELDS":[["field_download_file","entity_reference","audio"]],"environment":["Outdoor","Water"],"presented_by":"Dr. Matt Nolan, Professor of Geophysics at the University of Alaska Fairbanks","resource_topic":["Getting Started"],"resource_type":"Podcast"}