Saildrone Hires Cuyler as COO and Jones as Sales VP
in Engineering Management and BS in Mechanical Engineering.Jones is a veteran strategy, business development, and sales leader in the defense, aerospace, and geospatial industries. He has over 25 years of experience assisting national and international security customers in adopting commercial remote sensing technology. In the early 2000s, he helped pioneer the development and take up of satellite-based high-resolution commercial imagery. Later as a consultant, Jones provided expert advisory services and strategic guidance for start-ups, Fortune 500 businesses, and government clients in the commercial
3D at Depth Acquires Hybrid AUV/ROV
will complement 3D at Depth's SL Subsea LiDAR laser technology systems and 3rd party geophysical equipment, giving the company "an impressive spread of integrity measurement equipment.""The Hybrid AUV / ROV coupled with 3D at Depth's patented SL Subsea LiDAR laser with remote sensing technology adds an extra layer of measurement and repeatability. In addition to normal offshore integrity inspections, deploying a customized Sabertooth positions 3D at Depth firmly as a market leader and helps kick start the digital representation market at an affordable cost to owners and operators
Subsea LiDar Specialist Ventures into Offshore Geophysical Survey Business
a blend of efficient data collection and high data quality to meet and exceed the demands from the end-users, the company said. Among 3D at Depth's solutions in the new branch is a hovering supervised autonomous AUV/ ROV package and uses the company's Subsea LiDAR (SL) laser with remote sensing technology - inertial navigation coupled with a multibeam echosounder and pipeline and hydrocarbon leak detection sensors. Below is the range of services included in 3D at Depth's new Geophysical Survey Services division, as shared by the company:Rig and platform site surveysGeohazard surveysWind
MTS Welcomes Two New Board Members
United States’ first National Ocean Policy.He has published widely in the peer-reviewed literature and made significant contributions to several major federal policy documents. His work has been recognized with awards both in the U.S. and abroad, including for the development of salinity remote sensing technology.Kohut graduated cum laude in 1997 with a B.S. in physics from the College of Charleston and earned his Ph.D. in physical oceanography from Rutgers University in 2002. Kohut was an early adopter of HF Radar and underwater glider technologies and has remained at the forefront of their development
Oil Spill Detection: Remote Sensing Equipment Tested
of a spill incident,” said Robert Limb, Chief Executive for OSRL. “Through the course of this exercise we were able to monitor, evaluate and mitigate the oil – giving us, our members and the general public total confidence in our systems and approach.” The remote sensing technology used was able to identify and monitor the controlled spill, and OSRL said it was satisfied by the performance of the various new technologies involved. In addition, OSRL said the response equipment and personnel operated in an efficient and effective manner providing validation of its approach
Researchers to Visit ‘Battle of the Atlantic’ Wreckage
recreate an underwater battlefield that has remained undisturbed for 74 years. Project Baseline, a global conservation non-profit, is supplying the GlobalSubDive assets including the research vessel Baseline Explorer, and two manned submersibles. Underwater robots and advanced remote sensing technology, provided by 2G Robotics and SRI International, will generate bathymetric data and detailed acoustical models of the wrecks and surrounding seafloor. University of North Carolina's Coastal Studies Institute will provide three-dimensional modeling of the wrecks “This discovery
Newfoundland and Labrador: Sensing Success
Newfoundland and Labrador companies push forward on remote sensing tech Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) is home to a number of companies at the cutting edge of remote sensing technology. From mature, established organizations to specialty start-ups, the province is increasingly excelling in this high technology category. Rutter Inc. has spent more than 20 years developing a proprietary suite of radar technologies including its Sigma S6 system, which has helped it lay claim as the largest supplier of ice radar systems in the world. Its technology is largely used in the global oil and gas
Experts on Ice
centers of excellence: LOOKNorth and CARD. LOOKNorth (Leading Operational Observations and Knowledge for the North) is Canada’s only Center of Excellence for commercialization and research dedicated to remote sensing innovation in support of northern resource development. The center uses remote sensing technology and extremely capable satellite radar technology to monitor northern environments and infrastructure to see where ice is moving and predict where it will move to. CARD (Center for Arctic Resource Development) is also unique in Canada as it is the only independent, industry-guided
The Path to the Arctic
independent, industry-guided research and development initiative in Canada dedicated to responsible, cost-effective hydrocarbon development in Arctic regions. The second, LOOKNorth (Leading Operational Observations and Knowledge for the North) is a national center of excellence with a focus on remote sensing technology in support of northern resource development, and assists technology companies across Canada - especially in Newfoundland and Labrador - in demonstrating the utility of their creations. Also located on the campus of Memorial University is the Ocean, Coastal and River
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