Sensor Systems Improve Marine Navigation Near US Naval Bases
, the U.S. Coast Guard, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Navy, academia and other stakeholders across the nation. In addition to other noted benefits, these systems also improve hazardous spill response and enhance recreational activities.“The PORTS system installed is a critical navigational tool,” Commander Navy Region Southeast Rear Adm.Gary Mayes said. “This NOAA technology will provide submariners and pilots with real-time data to help them make informed decisions that will assist in minimizing risk to both personnel and Navy assets.”The first PORTS was established
MAST, WESMAR Partner on Maritime Security Technology
vessels around the world for underwater surveillance and navigation, addressing yacht safety at anchor or under way. The company has provided sonar and electronic solutions to the maritime industry since 1965. WESMAR President Bruce Blakey said, “Our sonar technology is used as a navigational tool for obstacle avoidance and other underwater threats. Our unique, high resolution display and user friendly interface provides the ability for vessels to easily detect and identify potential risks, and allows captains and crews adequate time to respond accordingly. ” In