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For more than two years, one of the world’s leading marine sciences institutes, GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research in Kiel, has been using networks of our Autonomous Monitoring Transponders (AMTs) deployed in the deep sea to study some of the globe’s most tectonically active areas by way of long endurance monitoring. Geraint West, Global Business Manager for Ocean Science, takes up the sto…
Pictometry® (www.pictometry.com) is an innovative airborne surveying and mapping company, and inventor of geo–referenced aerial oblique imaging. Now, using the Trimble Indoor Mobile Mapping Solution (TIMMS) from Applanix (www.applanix.com), Pictometry is merging indoor georeferenced data with its unparalleled library of geo–referenced aerial imagery for a total, 360° solution called Critical360™.
With 18% of its batteries still remaining, scientists from the Laboratoire d’Océanographie de Villefranche (LOV) pulled a record-setting SeaExplorer glider from the French Riviera. The UUV had just completed a 60-day, 1,183 km mission to set a world record: longest journey by an underwater glider on a single battery charge, in both distance and duration. Unlike many other types of gliders, the Sea…
How the CEE ECHO™ and CEESCOPE™ single beam echo sounders can accurately map sub aquatic vegetation coverage and plant height, demonstrated by an Eelgrass survey conducted in San Diego Bay – a well-known Eelgrass habitat.
The Port of Rotterdam is an open deep-water port in the river estuary Maas. The location of the port in an estuarine environment necessitates maintenance dredging due to siltation ’attacks’ from both tidal current and river discharge. Siltation from
the sea, coming in during the flood tide and eroded materials from the hinterland transported in the river flow results in a total of 6.000.000 m3 o…
