Studying seismic activity off Vancouver Island for hazard assessment
An earthquake of enormous magnitude is to be expected on the west coast of North America in the near future. Along the Cascadia Subduction Zone, where an oceanic plate slides...
An earthquake of enormous magnitude is to be expected on the west coast of North America in the near future. Along the Cascadia Subduction Zone, where an oceanic plate slides...
The ocean plays a crucial role in mitigating climate change, yet we lack detailed information on over 95% of the seafloor. This article explores planblue’s solution to accelerate time-to-data and...
When research institution the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) needed to survey the ocean floor in the Davis Strait off the coast of Greenland, it partnered with KUM...
Fugro has utilized its cutting-edge hydrographic technology in Australia to locate the final resting place of the Montevideo Maru, which sank in 1942 with more than 1,200 people on board....
Rapid technological advancements in AI, machine learning and automation urge the offshore industry to keep up to date with innovations and use them to make data acquisition and data processing...
Sulmara recently successfully completed an unexploded ordnance (UXO) and multibeam (MBES) survey of Ardersier Port, Scotland. The port is currently undergoing a significant regeneration project involving construction and dredging to...
Seamor Marine’s Chinook ROV is making waves in the field of undetonated explosive ordnance (UXO) detection after successfully integrating a compact magnetometer together with subsea engineers at Ocean Floor Geophysics....
The haunting presence of shipwrecks such as the John Mahn in the North Sea offers glimpses into our history. These maritime time capsules, while fostering vibrant ecosystems, raise concerns about...
Offshore wind farms have emerged as a significant source of renewable energy in the North Sea. However, concerns persist regarding their environmental effects. A recent study conducted by Ute Daewel...
Activities such as sand extraction, cable trenching and pipeline construction regularly churn up the top layer of the North Sea seabed. However, this top half metre is an important habitat for all...
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