ASL Trials Prototype Split-Beam Sonar

ASL Environmental Sciences has announced the successful field trials of a new prototype split-beam sonar in the Saanich Inlet near the Institute of Ocean Sciences, Sidney, Canada.
Read moreASL Environmental Sciences has announced the successful field trials of a new prototype split-beam sonar in the Saanich Inlet near the Institute of Ocean Sciences, Sidney, Canada.
Read moreThe World Ocean Tech and Innovation Summit will take place October 4 to 5 in Halifax, Canada.
Read more“The Story of British Columbia’s World-Class Undersea Tech Industry” by Vickie Jensen chronicles the little-known stories of underwater trailblazers in this Canadian province.
Read moreThe SEAMOR Chinook ROV and Canada’s elite national police diver training team from the National Underwater Recovery Training Centre have accomplished a historic feat north of the Arctic Circle: the RCMP’s deepest successful recovery of an accident victim at a depth of 160 m under the ice.
Read moreBy Trevor Small Requirements for hydrodynamic efficiency, Energy Efficiency Existing Ship (EEXI) compliance analysis, energy storage, shore charging, fuel cells and alternative fuels suggest something like a perfect storm of demand for ship sustainability experts. Raised social awareness of environmental issues in Canada, in particular, reflects directly in the growing demand for ships designed and built first and foremost for sustainability.
Read moreInnovasea’s plankton monitoring software is now being used by two major salmon producers in Canada to deliver unprecedented insight into harmful algae levels in the water. Innovasea’s new cloud-based software module streamlines and enhances plankton monitoring efforts so fish farm operators can predict when concentrations will be too high and take steps to protect their stocks. The plankton module is part of
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