Valeport Launches Three Products
Valeport has launched three new marine sensing and monitoring instruments.
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Germany Funds AUV Development
The German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy is providing €12 million as part of the Maritime Research Program for the development of a novel autonomous submersible robotics system that will enable autonomous monitoring of underwater installations in the deep sea with a significantly reduced carbon footprint, without the need for costly support vessels. The funding decision was announced
Read moreSubsidence Monitoring Sensors Deployed at Scale in Norway
A new breed of underwater sensor that is able to self-calibrate, enabling precise, long-duration subsidence monitoring at all depths, has been deployed at scale for the first time. The 20-plus Fetch Ambient-Zero-Ambient (AZA) pressure monitoring transponders (PMTs), developed by Sonardyne, will support an ongoing long-term, large-scale seabed monitoring project at Ormen Lange–Norway’s second largest gas field–for A/S Norske Shell. Unlike
Read moreUK Marine Planning Surveys
On October 15, 2020, the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) launched the latest annual monitoring surveys for the South Marine Plans, as well as the baseline monitoring surveys for the North East, North West, South East and South West Draft Marine Plans, providing an opportunity for stakeholders to give feedback on Marine Plan application and effectiveness. The Monitoring Surveys are open
Read moreAdvanced Sat Monitoring of UK Wind Farm
Sealite has released a case study on the Humber Gateway Wind Farm, located offshore of England in the North Sea. The wind farm is owned by The Crown Estate and features Sealite’s SL-510-SA marine lanterns, which were used in a marking upgrade connected to Sealite’s advanced asset monitoring platform, Star2M. You can download the case study here:
Read moreNew Guidebook Helps Urban Communities Install Low-Cost Sensors to Reduce Flood Risks
Floods are costly and dangerous events that impact communities across the U.S. every year. NOAA predicted above-normal activity for the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, running from June 1 through November 30. The month of August saw the unusual event of two weather systems coinciding in the Gulf of Mexico, with Marco weakening into a tropical depression just before making landfall
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