Emu Survey for Thames Dredging
Emu Ltd, UK, has completed a study in the Thames Estuary to provide comparative data for a dredging programme. The Port of London Authority commissioned Emu to monitor background dissolved...
Emu Ltd, UK, has completed a study in the Thames Estuary to provide comparative data for a dredging programme. The Port of London Authority commissioned Emu to monitor background dissolved...
Paradip Port Trust (PPT) of India has recently bought an ELAC multibeam SEA BEAM 1185 with related sensors and software suites. PPT is responsible for safe navigation in the Port...
Valeport Ltd, UK, has introduced a seabed-mounted tide recorder that makes precise water level measurements where conventional units attached to piers and jetties are not practicable. Applications are in oceanography,...
GeoDynamics has acquired a TEI HydroSuite 120 multibeam system from Triton Elics International (TEI). The HydroSuite includes all the tools needed for a complete hydrographic survey. The system will use...
Northern Airborne Technology (NAT) has been licensed by C-MAP to use its ECS and CM-93 Edition 3 database. The system, called NAT-ECS, is an industrialised touch screen PC/display combo unit...
YSI Environmental has developed a multiparameter instrument Ðthe YSI ADV6600- that accurately and reliably measures both water quantity (velocity and direction) and water quality. It has accomplished this by integrating...
From Valeport Ltd, comes the SoundBar 2 Digital Bar Checker. Bar Checkers are used to prove data on sound velocity through the water column to enable calibration of swath sonars,...
Falmouth Scientific, Inc has performed Seaweb trials of its Solar Powered AUV (SAUV) and reports excellent results. The Solar AUV successfully performed its mission and demonstrated its ability to be...
UK-based OSIL, supplier of marine scientific systems, has appointed Dr Ralph Rayner as a Non-Executive Director. Dr Rayner is Managing Director of Fugro GEOS and holds a number of other...
Using remote sensing technology, scientists at NOAA have developed a way in which to identify and monitor harmful algal blooms. This monitoring will help detect HABs along the coastal areas...
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