Getting started
From an invitation to your first drifters on the map.
02Concepts
The words Nebli Marine uses, what each one means, and the term you will see on screen in Spanish.
03People and access
Invite the people of your programme, give each one a role, and see how signing in works.
04Drifters in the field
Release a batch of drifters, keep track of them while they are out, and bring them back into the record when they come home.
05Fleet and data stream
The two screens you watch while drifters are out: Fleet shows what needs you, and Data stream shows that readings are still arriving. Both work on a phone, on deck.
06Map and drifter page
Read where your drifters went, replay a campaign, and look at one drifter in detail.
07Exports
Take the whole record of a campaign, a launch, a drifter or a period, in open formats, with nothing held back and no fee.
08The record and methods
What Nebli Marine keeps for every reading, the rules it never breaks, the one limit you should state to others, and where to read how each value is calculated.
09Wave height
How a Nebli ocean drifter measures significant wave height: it senses its own vertical motion on the water and turns a few minutes of it into the standard sea-state number.
10Wave period
How a Nebli ocean drifter measures dominant wave period: the rhythm of the strongest swell, read from the same motion analysis that gives wave height.
11Security and privacy
How Nebli Marine keeps your record and your people's data, where it runs, what it records about use, and the limits it has today.
12Running the gateway
Set up the program that carries your drifters' readings from the vessel or mast to Nebli Marine.
13FAQ
Short answers to the questions people ask most, each with the page that covers it in full.