DANAS (2013): https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com ... 16GL071115
Minimum pressure of 930 mb recorded in the eye.
The Wave Glider made its closest approach to Danas at around 1230 JST 7 October 2013 (Figure 1a). It is estimated that the Wave Glider was positioned ∼15 km east of the typhoon center, based on information provided by the RSMC, Tokyo. The monitored atmospheric pressure quickly dropped to 930 hPa. This value is close to the lowest pressure estimated by the RSMC (935 hPa). Electricity generated by the solar power panels was nearly zero most of the time from 6 to 8 October 2013, implying that the Wave Glider was under heavy cloud cover. During this darkness, power generation (60 min mean) spiked only briefly from 1138 to 1238 JST 7 October 2013, suggesting that for that brief period, the glider experienced little or no cloud cover and implying that the eye of Danas passed over the Wave Glider.
HINNAMNOR (2022): https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/so ... 3-016/_pdf
Japanese researchers used wave gliders to intercept Hinnamnor as it passed south of Okinawa. One of the gliders recorded an MSLP of 942 mb in the eye on August 31 ~22:00 JST (~13Z), which was between its first and second peaks.
