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Wave buoy back in action to assist marine operations

The replacement buoy at Cape du Couedic passed its first test by surviving last Monday's massive seas, when the buoy recorded a maximum wave height of 12 metres off Kangaroo Island. (Supplied)
James Jacobi

The Cape du Couedic wave buoy is back up and running after being out of operation for nine months, meaning […]

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