The importance of bathymetry may be obvious to mariners, ocean modellers and marine geologists, but among the general public only the boating community seems to understand the importance of knowing...

The start of the first two-day scientific workshop at the MARUM-Center for Marine Environmental Sciences in Bremen, Germany, on Monday 4 February 2013 heralds the beginning of the operative phase...

A Swedish research foundation has granted MARIS at Södertörn University, Sweden, funds to develop non-intrusive methods for deep water archaeology together with MMT. The project focuses on developing new technologies...

Boskalis has signed a contract with partners DONG Energy and Scottish Power Renewables for the partial construction of the 'West of Duddon Sands' offshore wind park in the Irish Sea....

iRobot has introduced new Seaglider fairings that increases payload capacity while reducing total drag on the vehicle. The rounded and tapered or "ogive" aft fairings increase the Seaglider's payload volume...

The naval ship Warwick sunk in a hurricane in October 1619 in Bermuda. She was discovered in 1969 and, more recently, scientific research has been undertaken using underwater metal detectors...

BIRNS, a global innovator in the design and manufacture of unique lines of high performance lights, connectors, penetrators and custom cable assemblies, has received American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) Product...

The French company Geocean primarily focusing on marine operations has awarded RESON a contract to deliver a Sea¬Bat 7101 solution. The solution includes RESON's PDS2000 software. Geocean is going to...

An IADC Best Paper Award for a Young Author was presented to Yoshiyuki Haseyama at the WODCON XIX, held at the Beijing International Convention Center in Beijing. Mr. Haseyama works...

RBR announces the release of the next version of the MS-310e microsalinometer. It now has an Ethernet interface to remotely control the measuring cycle. Using RBR software Ruskin and the...