{"Page URL":"https://www.appropedia.org/NOAA_pinniped_tags_accelerated_aging_system","Page affiliations":"Cal Poly Humboldt","Page authors":"User:Sean Shermer, User:Deeku4444, User:NathanGV435","Page description":"This project presents an accelerated aging system designed and built in 2025 to evaluate the durability of pinniped identification tags used by NOAA researchers. The system simulates environmental stressors such as UV sunlight, mechanical abrasion, biofouling, and extreme temperature cycles to predict prolonged performance before deployment. Our motivation is to help wildlife scientists reduce tag failure, improve material selection, and increase reliability in harsh field conditions. The intended users are marine biologists, conservation researchers, tagging teams, and engineering students developing future iterations of durable tag materials.","Page image":"File:TDT Team Logo.png","Page is part of":"Category:Engr205 Introduction to Design","Page keywords":"test, keywords","Page language":"en","Page title":"NOAA pinniped tags accelerated aging system","Page views":"189","Page year":"Wednesday, 01-Jan-25 00:00:00 UTC","Project authors":"User:Sean Shermer, User:Deeku4444, User:NathanGV435","Project coordinates":"40.866516666667, -124.08283888889","Project cost":"59.79, 104435","Project location":"Arcata, United States","Project status":"Deployed","Project thumb":"https://www.appropedia.org/w/images/thumb/0/0b/TDT_Team_Logo.png/330px-TDT_Team_Logo.png","Project uses":"education, science","Project was made":"1","Project was replicated":"","Modification date":"Thursday, 03-Sep-26 12:49:13 UTC"}