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The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) is a leader in applying technology to longstanding problems in ocean science. As their collection of ocean vehicles and robots grew, they faced a new challenge: how to improve coordination and communication between surface and subsea vehicles and access to data from these systems in real-time. One solution? A new hotspot payload for the Wave Gli…

Scientists from GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel have installed a network of seafloor sensors off the coast of northern Chile, where some of the most powerful earthquakes on the planet originate. Their goal? Measure seafloor motion with millimeter accuracy in order to better understand earthquake and tsunami risk.

Two Rivers Utilities added hundreds of valves to its GIS as part of a new valve-exercising program, intended to reduce service interruptions and modernize valve-tracing on the Esri ArcGIS platform

Supporting marine renewable energy (MRE) research with live data from buoy networks
The nearshore and offshore regions running from the shallow coastal shelf to the intertidal zone are dramatic, tempestuous and extremely complex environments that offer the potential to reliably provide vast amounts of renewable energy to most coastal countries in one form or another. In order to be able to harnes…

One Month, Thousands of Assets, and Two People: How a Small Arizona Electric Cooperative Completed a Large Data Collection Project Quickly and Efficiently

Gathering data in remote, rugged areas can be very challenging. In typical situations, this requires a large team to put in lots of time and effort. But in 2017, Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative (SSVEC), based in southeastern Arizo…