Rio Tinto sought expert input from Fugro for the pre-feasibility studies to determine the ideal position for the construction of an iron ore bulk loadout facility in Guinea, West Africa....

Seatronics prides itself on offering its many clients the latest technology. This strategy has seen them make a significant investment in further equipment from Applied Acoustic Engineering (AAE) to expand...

C-Products is a marine survey company set up to manufacture specialised equipment and develop software. It has been successfully trading world-wide for the past two years. The company belongs to...

We are about to see an amazing transformation over the next decade, as the generation that grew up with the internet, wireless communication and geo-location starts to take over the...

Detailed marine geophysical surveys are considered a key element in the process of development and construction of new offshore ports and load-out facilities. Specifically, seismic data constitute an essential part...

The Panama Canal is 77 kilometres long and connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean. The canal is presently handling more vessel traffic than had ever been envisioned by...

Applied Acoustics have added a further streamer hydrophone to their range of sub-bottom profiling products. Up to now the company has offered standard streamer hydrophones with 1-8 or 20 element...

The third edition of Ocean Business will take place in Southampton, UK, from 5 – 7 April. The organisation anticipates more than 4000 visitors at the event, with 309 exhibitors...

In the third week of March, the entire marine world will be gathering in London, as this is where the biannual Oceanology International event is taking place. The exhibition and...

Following the suspension of Parliament in the summer of 1858 due to the ‘Great Stink’, an act was passed to allow construction of a network of giant sewers, pumping stations...