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#Oi2020 History

Photo Credit: Oceanology International

Photo Credit: Oceanology International

 The year was 1969, and Oceanology International launched in Brighton at an opportune time; the ocean industry was gaining ground as an important niche area, in part to the development of oil and gas. The premiere event drew 600 exhibitors and attendees from around the globe.

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