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R/V Falkor (too) following a bow reconstruction that significantly improves the precision and reliability of the ship’s sonar systems in capturing high-quality mapping data, even in challenging weather conditions. Photo: Misha Vallejo Prut/Schmidt Ocean Institute

Schmidt Ocean Institute Advances R/V Falkor (too)’s Mapping Capabilities

Schmidt Ocean Institute announced it has mapped two million square kilometers of…

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MOG, HHI Ink MoU to Build Submarines

Maritime Operations Group (MOG) and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) signed a memorandum…

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Saipem Gets DNV Certification for Offshore Asset Lifecycle Management

Saipem has obtained ISO 55001:2024 certification, the international standard for…

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Tekmar Secures Over $9M Offshore Wind Cable Protection Deal

Asset protection technology and offshore energy services provider Tekmar Group has…

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2025: Fascinated with Subsea Discovery

Our fascination with the depths of the ocean revealed itself in some of our most…

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Smart Seismic Solutions Selects Sercel Node Solutions for Energy Exploration

Sercel has supplied Smart Seismic Solutions (S3) with a comprehensive nodal seismic…

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AI Helps Cleaning Up of Marine Pollution

Romanian start-up Recycllux is using AI to help communities detect, collect and recycle…

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Profiling Survey of the Columbia River Project Site Completed

Marine environmental consulting firm CSA Ocean Sciences Inc. (CSA) has completed…

Capt. Charlie MacVean with some of his USS SEAWOLF (SSN575) divers. (Photograph courtesy of John Freeman.)

In Memoriam: Captain Charles Robert MacVean, USN, (Ret.), PhD

The book, Blind Man’s Bluff, describes the secret USN submarine operations known…

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Golden Software Makes Upgrades Grapher Scientific Package with Enhanced Templates

Golden Software, a developer of mapping, plotting, and visualization software, has…

Figure 1. Ocean Networks Canada’s hydrophone and Dalhousie University’s Deep Acoustic Lander are used to monitor hydrothermal vents. Brendan Smith and his Ph.D. advisor, Prof. David Barclay, used hydrophones operated by Ocean Networks Canada in the Pacific Ocean and the European Multidisciplinary Seafloor and water column Observatory in the Atlantic Ocean to monitor two vents on the seafloor. 
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Battery Power Management and Control

The management of DC power is one of the basic challenges in designing an autonomous ocean lander.

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The Impact of AI Traffic on Subsea Fiber Networks

Fiber optic networks provide the connectivity ubiquitous to modern society, enabling…

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Planning the exploitation of offshore oil and gas fieldsWhen oil and gas fields are uncovered and they seem to be profitable investments, companies need to figure out the best means to extract these resources. The planning must be carefully…

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To celebrate Oceanology International’s 50th anniversary, Oceanology International will collaborate with Marine Technology Reporter to produce a commemorative edition in celebration of 50 years of Oceanology International.

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Remote Imaging in Underwater Environments

Underwater instruments are used for remote sensing, because the earth is an aquatic planet and as much as 80% of its surface is covered by water. Moreover, there is a strong interest in knowing what lies in underwater. Underwater remote imaging…

What’s really down there? Seequent Unlocks Subsea Intelligence.

Working underneath the world’s waters is a challenge in and of itself, a challenge exacerbated if an operator does not have a clear picture of the make-up of the seabed with insights on the potential traps that might await.
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