FEATURE: Subsea human habitat on cusp of deployment
UK ocean engineering company DEEP is on the verge of deploying the first subsea human habitat for 40 years. Co-founder Mike Taylor talks to Maritime Journal about the four-person habitat that could be used for a host of applications, from ocean research to military and space training to tourism.
SLR Recruitment sponsors Seawork Women in Marine Industry
Come and join us on Wednesday 10 June (day two of Seawork) at 1530 on the Seawork event space for a great opportunity to share career experiences and know-how, hear about key industry developments, and share a convivial glass or two
The Future of UK Maritime: Government Strategy meets SME Opportunity
The ever-popular HM Government session takes place on the very first day of Seawork, Tuesday 9 June at 1130. The Future of UK Maritime: Government Strategy meets SME Opportunity
Cadets join the competition as sponsor BMTA steps aboard
Design, calculation, and wiring up skills are all required for this year’s Seawork Marine Electrical Apprentice & Cadet Competition, sponsored by British Maritime Training & Assessment (BMTA).
Launching at Seawork
Cheetah Marine will unveil a newly delivered 3.4-metre beam walkaround cabin vessel at Seawork 2026.
Partnership targets offshore CTV charging boost
UK firms Aqua superPower and Seawork exhibitor Tidal Transit have formed a partnership aimed at supporting the electrification of crew transfer operations serving offshore infrastructure, including wind farms.
Why motion matters: From MRUs to INS in bathymetric survey
Even the most advanced multibeam echosounder is only as good as the motion data behind it. Survey vessels pitch, roll and heave with every wave, and while this movement may seem subtle from the deck at times, it has a direct and often significant impact on bathymetric data used for seabed mapping, environmental surveys and pre-construction assessments. Norwegian Subsea CEO Fredrik Dukan goes into the details.
FEATURE: Subsea human habitat on cusp of deployment
UK ocean engineering company DEEP is on the verge of deploying the first subsea human habitat for 40 years. Co-founder Mike Taylor talks to Maritime Journal about the four-person habitat that could be used for a host of applications, from ocean research to military and space training to tourism.
NextGeo wins TenneT survey deal
NextGeo has won an offshore survey contract worth €9 million supporting TenneT’s European offshore wind infrastructure programme
NextGeo wins TenneT survey deal
NextGeo has won an offshore survey contract worth €9 million supporting TenneT’s European offshore wind infrastructure programme
