Environmental Monitoring News & Articles

MBARI’s LRAUVs have more than 40,000 hours of sea time, including operations with custom payloads that include environmental DNA sampling, plankton imaging, scientific echosounders, and more

The Saildrone Explorer SD 1045 will be in a new entry in the 2024 edition of the Guinness Book of World Records for measuring 109.83 knots (126.4 mph) of wind speed

Harvest’s robust video live-stream technology aimed to facilitate 3D at Depth with its subsea metrology operations, enabling real-time situational awareness

NOAA and the University of New Hampshire’s partnership expansion enables further research into modeling and forecasting water levels, fisheries habitat identification, and more

Ocean Warrior is set to expand the frontiers of marine science by installing and testing technological equipment and collecting data on a range of key ‘indicators’ such as water quality, plankton, eDNA, salinity and ocean acidity

HII will provide The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration with two customized, medium-class REMUS 620 unmanned underwater vehicles, with up to 110 hours of battery life and a range of 275 nautical miles

OSIL is using an AI modelling system to help predict coliform events using information collected by data buoy platforms

A survey vessel, equipped with advanced high-resolution, high-density multibeam echo sounders and sub-bottom data acquisition systems, will obtain comprehensive marine Geo-data for the mapping program

The new ships are expected to be delivered in 2027 and 2028 and will focus primarily on ocean mapping and nautical charting

12 Saildrone Explorers have been selected by NOAA as one of several tools deployed to improve hurricane forecasting

The tide gauge is now transmitting open-access sea-level data in near real-time to the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission Sea Level Station Monitoring Facility

The data will be used to support commercial fishing, shipping channels, coastal resilience, scientific research, and the Seabed 2030 collaborative project that aims to map the world’s ocean floor by 2030

State-of-the-art ‘underwater habitat’ will allow governments, academia and public sector to deepen understanding of the ocean environment

Sonardyne’s Bottom Pressure Recorders detect the characteristic changes in water pressure caused by an earthquake in the deep ocean and transmit alert messages to a satellite buoy on the surface

The ACES electric flying boat, with a maximum speed of 30 knots, is built from carbon fiber and uses a set of retractable underwater wings with an advanced avionics and sensing system to lift the main vessel body above the water

MarineLabs' end-to-end data service provides access to 360-degree, real-time views of ocean conditions through images from sensor locations along coastlines

Two Fetch AZA Bottom Pressure Recorders, developed by Sonardyne, will measure the strength of global ocean currents and provide crucial data to inform climate predictions

eSonar with Aquatech Group, and Deep Vision with D-Risq, have won the inaugural ocean tech challenge for safer, more sustainable ocean exploration from this ongoing bi-country challenge

Satlink has been chosen by the Seychelles government to support the digital management the country’s fishing fleet