Speaker Line-Up for Catch the Next Wave’s Return at Oi24
Centre•Protecting the Earth’s Living SystemsRestoring the Ocean - Professor Helen Findlay, Biological Oceanographer, Plymouth Marine Laboratory•The Future Evolution of Key Enabling TechnologiesSensors - Jyotika Virmani, Executive Director, Schmidt Ocean InstituteRobotics - Justin Manley, President, Marine Technology SocietyAnalytics, Digital Twins and Artificial Intelligence - Professor Mike Wooldridge, Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford.There will also be sessions for Q&A and networking within the CTNW conference agenda.Diving deep into the critical and
After Titanic Sub Disaster, Industry Faces Scrutiny
path OceanGate chose to take."Professionals in this industry are sitting at home right now and holding their heads, and saying to themselves, 'What a mess, how do we explain this to the world, how do we differentiate between what most of us do and what OceanGate did?" Ketter said.Justin Manley, president of Marine Technology Society, said the OceanGate incident could lead to increased oversight, but that "the high seas are inherently not regulated."Dives in international waters, where no country can impose its law, would remain unaffected."It's not that the
Marine Technology Society Celebrates 60th Anniversary
next generation of marine technologists, we are forming a bridge and establishing a route for young professionals to further their progress in marine technology,” said Ostrander.“The Marine Technology Society is stronger than it has ever been in its long history,” said MTS President Justin Manley. “In addition to the long-standing pillars in the industry, the membership includes young, innovative professionals on the upslope of their careers, and students just embarking on their life journeys,” said Manley. Manley also stated, “The financial foundation is stable and
Oi: Tracking 50 Years of Ocean Innovation
and biological, such as in-situ spectroscopy and “E-DNA” (environmental DNA) techniques, says Rayner. “There has been an emergence of a whole range of techniques not possible five years ago.”There are also those for whom Excel has been their introduction to Oceanology. Justin Manley’s first Oceanology was at Excel and he recalls the dockside display of vessels. But, even between 2002 and now, there have been advances. “I may have had a mobile phone back then, it maybe worked in Europe, and, if it did, it was really expensive and I didn’t use it,”
Voices: Jill Zande, MATE II
innovate” and tackle the challenges that our global community is facing today – and tomorrow.MATE II has an MOU in place with MPC, so our address hasn’t changed – and my office hasn’t gotten any bigger. We have a fantastic and very active Board of Directors that includes Justin Manley, Fritz Stahr, and Debbi Kill along with the MATE Center PI Deidre Sullivan. I’m excited about this “new chapter” in my career and where it will take us with the long-term sustainability of the MATE competition. I look forward to continuing to work with the marine technology
Oceanology International '18: Conference Schedule Finalized
of ocean physics, chemistry and biology that may enhance existing weather, ocean and climate models. The session will be chaired by Carl Gouldman, Director of U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS), NOAA; Matt Mowlem, Head of the Ocean Technology and Engineering Group at the NOC; and Justin Manley, Founder of Just Innovation. The concluding Tuesday session will be part one of the Unmanned Vehicles & Vessels track, chaired by Steve Hall, CEO of SUT; Dan Hook, Managing Director of ASV Global; and Prof Russell Wynn, Chief Scientist of NOC's Marine Autonomous and Robotic Systems. This
Preview: OI North America 2017 San Diego
and globally, establishing OINA as a must-attend forum for thousands of industry, academia and government professionals interested in sharing knowledge to improve their strategies for measuring, advancing, protecting and operating in the world’s oceans. Conference committee member, Justin Manley, Founder of Just Innovation, explained, “OINA is designed to cut across several maritime disciplines. While it will include traditional content similar to prior OI events, its new location and organizing team will bring views from a very broad ocean science and technology community. This
JMS Hires Business Development VP
Justin Manley has joined Juliet Marine Systems (JMS) as Vice President of Business Development and Marketing, the company announced today. Manley brings over 20 years of experience in the marine technology sector including roles at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). He has also led growth of sales and development of new products at both startup companies and public corporations. At JMS, Manley will lead all aspects of sales, marketing and business development. In addition to his new role at JMS, Manley is
Benthos Aviation Pinger Line Sold to RJE
aviation pinger technology RJE has signed a sales and distribution agreement with Teledyne Benthos which will allow RJE to market the wide range of Benthos products to their customers. “We are pleased to see our long history with aviation pingers transition to RJE International,” said Justin Manley, Senior Director of Business Development at Benthos. “We also look forward to working with RJE to advance our other undersea acoustic systems such as transponders and modems in the wider marine marketplace.” Robert Jechart, President of RJE International said, “RJE looks forward
February 2024
