Environmental Monitoring News & Articles

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

The Blueye X3 remotely operated vehicle (ROV) gives the Norwegian Coast Guard's diving team more eyes below the surface in addition to carrying sensors for improved navigation and data collection

The 2m vibrocorer is a fully self-contained system, designed for ease of deployment from small vessels with a winch or davit system

PME has successfully increased the miniDOT Logger range by three times, allowing researchers to expand deployments and increase measurable data as needed to generate the most accurate data.

Led by Ashored and eSonar, Canada’s Ocean Supercluster has launched the ROC Fishing System Project to develop and commercialize ropeless or rope-on-command fishing solutions