Ocean Sciences – Page 3
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NewsLargest ever ocean species discovery programme launched
A new partnership is aiming to gain a deeper understanding of the ocean
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NewsGlobal initiative aims to find 100,000 ocean species
With more than 150 ocean advocates present, it was no surprise that new ideas for collaboration were springing up every few minutes at the launch of Ocean Census on 27 April 2023 at the Royal Institution, London, UK.
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NewsBreakthrough sheds light on unseen ocean depths
The UK’s National Oceanography Centre has revealed new sensor technology that will open up the ocean depths in ways we haven’t managed before.
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NewsNew research vessel will replace 40-year workhorse
Naval architects have been tasked with designing a new research vessel to replace one that has been working for more than four decades.
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NewsSaildrone signs agreement with Seabed 2030
Ocean data provider Saildrone has signed an MoU with Seabed 2030 to advance the UN’s ambitious aim to map the entire seabed by 2030.
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NewsWhale deaths prompt call to halt offshore wind
A spate of marine wildlife deaths has sparked calls for a temporary ban on offshore wind projects in the US
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NewsRTE earmarks sites for floating wind substations
French utility RTE (Réseau de Transport d’Electricité) has stepped up its plans for offshore wind generation capacity.
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NewsBacklash over seabed seismic surveys
The African Chamber of Energy says environmental activists are ’pitting science against conjecture’ after a high court blocked seismic surveys around the Wild Coast
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NewsValeport unveils robust 6000m CTD profiler
Valeport’s new SWiFT Deep CTD profiler can go to 6,000 metres
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NewsRobosys wins contract for remote USV control
New software by Robosys will boost autonomous functions and safety for Branka USVs
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NewsEIVA CEO steps down for health reasons
Danish maritime survey software and equipment maker CEO Jeppe Nielsen is stepping down on medical grounds
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NewsLab combines wind and seaweed farms
An Amazon fund is paying for scientists to examine the co-location of seaweed farms with offshore wind farms in the North Sea
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NewsRovco appoints new geoscience head
Graham Bell joins underwater robotics company Rovco as its new head of geoscience
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NewsData collected from world’s most remote seas
Saildrone offers environmentally friendly and cost-effective solutions for capturing air-sea carbon flux data via its fleet of uncrewed vehicles.
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News‘World first’ 10,000km expedition launched
A research vessel has been launched to cover three continents and eight of the world’s bodies of water.
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NewsSurvey methods synchronised to study solar farm
Air and sub-surface survey methods have been synchronised to carry out a survey on the solar farm floating on a reservoir.
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NewsMeasuring the cost benefits of real-time sea state data
Miros talks to MJ about how real-time sea state data could save millions in wind farm operating costs.
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NewsMacArtney fits winch to North Pole vessel
MacArtney has fitted Sweden’s icebreaker and research vessel with a winch for an expedition to the top of the world.
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News‘Game changer’ simulator developed for offshore sector
A new facility at a UK university can run simulations of maritime scenarios in real time, providing data for a host of applications,
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NewsRecycling marine growth from decommissioning
Seaweed and algae is being brought to shore during decommissioning to be used for fish and animal feeds
