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High Gulf Water Temperatures Caused Hurricane Harvey
Waters in the Gulf of Mexico had record-breaking high temperatures in the weeks before Hurricane Harvey in Aug. 2017. A
$2.6 Million Awarded for Maritime Heritage Projects
The National Park Service and the Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration (MARAD) are providing $2.6 million in Maritime Heritage Grants
Paul Allen Commits $4 Million to Jump-start Deep Ocean Monitoring
Argo is an array of more than 3,800 floats that are freely drifting around the globe to measure the temperature,
WWII Unexploded Ordnance to be Removed for Viking Link Project
U.K. and Netherlands-based subsea provider N-Sea has secured a contract estimated to be in excess of €6 million with National
European Commission Identifies Bottleneck in Blue Tech Development
The Horizon 2020 Columbus project released a guide that shares best practices, highlights bottlenecks and provides recommendations for successful knowledge
Women Offshore Profiles Mother and Daughter Pilot-Mate Team
Women Offshore, an online organization promoting a diverse ocean workforce, reported that, "of the 1.6 million seafarers worldwide, there are
Chesapeake Technology Offers Dongle-Free SonarWiz License Option
Chesapeake Technology Inc. announced the immediate availability of SonarWiz licenses that do not require a dongle. In what may be
Hydrophone in Monterey Bay Provides Live Stream of Ocean Sounds
Starting this week, anyone can eavesdrop on sounds in the deep sea via a continuous streaming YouTube video that carries
Multi-Function Water and Power Vessel Approved for Further Development
Global inspection and certification provider Bureau Veritas has awarded "approval in principal" to a new vessel concept design that could
Shape-Shifting AUV-ROV Robot Released
Houston Mechatronics announced a new subsea robot, Aquanaut, a multipurpose subsea robot that employs a shape-shifting transformation from an AUV to an