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October 10, 2017

Marine Technology Reporter - October 2017 Edition

The October 2017 edition of Marine Technology Reporter is now available – in print, and online.
 
This edition includes features on:
  • The sophisticated technology used to find and explore the long-lost USS Indianapolis

  • Deep-sea mining: the promises of subsea riches pose a threat to subsea environments
     
  • Unmanned forces: building a multi-domain autonomous fleet
     
  • Aerial drones improve safety and performance offshore
     
  • The Arctic “Roomba”: new technologies for recovering oil spills in icy waters
 

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