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Marine Scotland Seeks Echosounder and Sonar Data Processing Software
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Marine Scotland Seeks Echosounder and Sonar Data Processing Software

Marine Scotland (MS) is in need for Echosounder and Sonar Data Processing Software, Scottish Government reports. Marine Scotland is looking to either update its existing software to the latest version available or purchase an appropriate solution. MS currently have Myriax echoview software which is

about 14 years ago
DeepOcean Wins Energy Sector Diversification Award 2012 (UK)
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DeepOcean Wins Energy Sector Diversification Award 2012 (UK)

NOF Energy, the business support organisation for oil, gas, nuclear and offshore renewables, has named DeepOcean as the winner of its new Energy Sector Diversification Award 2012. This award was introduced for the first time at the 2012 event to highlight the growing diversification of skills, produ

about 14 years ago
OMM Signs Guard Vessels Contracts (Germany)
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OMM Signs Guard Vessels Contracts (Germany)

Offshore Marine Management signed several contracts with cable suppliers and installers, in the beginning of 2012, for the upcoming Offshore Wind Interconnector installations (BorWin2, HelWin1, Dolwin1, SylWin1, Helwin2) for auxiliary works and supply and management of Guard Vessels. OMM has current

about 14 years ago
DCNS to Lead AQUO Marine Protection Project (France)
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DCNS to Lead AQUO Marine Protection Project (France)

DCNS has been selected by the European Commission to lead a major collaborative research project under the broad heading of sustainable development. The aim is to protect marine flora and fauna by mitigating underwater noise footprints due to shipping. Guidelines will be drafted for the design of fu

about 14 years ago
Small Tsunami Hits Japan
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Small Tsunami Hits Japan

On Friday a small tsunami hit the northeast coast of Japan, caused by the previous earthquake, CNN reports. U.S. Geological Survey reported that the earthquake took place at sea, 462 kilometers (287 miles) east-northeast of Tokyo at a depth of 36 kilometers (22 miles). According to the Pacific Tsuna

about 14 years ago
Marine Scotland Science Seeks Hydrographic Equipment
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Marine Scotland Science Seeks Hydrographic Equipment

Marine Scotland Science has invited tenders for the supply of a 150kHz profiling current meter and associated trawl-resistant mooring, the Scottish Government informs. One instrument, capable of being deployed to 1500m depth and able to operate in cold conditions to -4C, is required. Deadline for th

about 14 years ago
Xylem Appoints New Marine and Coastal Director in UK
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Xylem Appoints New Marine and Coastal Director in UK

Water monitoring specialist Xylem Analytics UK announces the appointment of David Goldsmith as Director of Marine and Coastal Business. David has extensive experience in marine technologies, having worked closely with AADI for many years in the oceanographic sector. He will be responsible for bringi

about 14 years ago
ROVOP Wins Business Growth Award at Scottish Green Energy Awards
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ROVOP Wins Business Growth Award at Scottish Green Energy Awards

Rapidly-growing subsea specialist ROVOP has been recognised for its remarkable achievements in offshore renewables by winning the Business Growth award at Scottish Green Energy Awards. Within just 18 months of its inception, ROVOP has fast become a leading industry player after successfully carving

about 14 years ago
Canada: Terra Nova FPSO to Return to Full Production by the End of December
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Canada: Terra Nova FPSO to Return to Full Production by the End of December

Suncor Energy announced that the Terra Nova FPSO facility operating offshore Newfoundland and Labrador is in the final stages of commissioning in preparation for start-up following planned maintenance. The FPSO is expected to return to full production rates around the end of December. Suncor expects

about 14 years ago
ExxonMobil Malaysia Orders Facilities for Damar Field Development from MMHE
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ExxonMobil Malaysia Orders Facilities for Damar Field Development from MMHE

ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Malaysia Inc., a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil Corporation, continued its long-term investment in Malaysia by awarding a contract to build facilities for the Damar gas development project to Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Sdn Bhd for RM165 million ($54.2 mill

about 14 years ago
Hydrex Conducts Underwater Propeller Repairs in Belgium and Spain
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Hydrex Conducts Underwater Propeller Repairs in Belgium and Spain

Recently Hydrex teams carried out underwater propeller operations in Belgium and Spain. In Antwerp the bent blade of a 197-meter dry cargo vessel was straightened. In Algeciras a 183-meter chemical tanker had four of its five propeller blades cropped. Both repairs were carried out on-site and underw

about 14 years ago
Denmark: RESON Enhances SeaBat 7125-ROV2 Performance with Feature Pack 3
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Denmark: RESON Enhances SeaBat 7125-ROV2 Performance with Feature Pack 3

RESON announced that it is now adding the extra features contained in its Feature Pack 3 (FP3) to the SeaBat 7125-ROV2 multibeam system. FP3 contains RESON’s latest SeaBat technology for enhancing performance and efficiency, based on four state-of-the-art features: RESON’s new SeaBat User Interface,

about 14 years ago
Scripps Researchers Explore Coral Reef Threats from Changing Ocean Chemistry
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Scripps Researchers Explore Coral Reef Threats from Changing Ocean Chemistry

A sparsely populated chain of islands in the central Pacific Ocean is providing new clues about the changing acidity of ocean water and its potential impact on the health of coral reefs, a rising threat to already-fragile coral ecosystems. Nichole Price, a post-doctoral researcher at Scripps Institu

about 14 years ago
CARIS Wins PLECO Project with Norwegian Hydrographic Service
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CARIS Wins PLECO Project with Norwegian Hydrographic Service

After taking part in a competitive tender process, CARIS announced that it has been awarded the PLECO Project with the Norwegian Hydrographic Service (NHS). The NHS, a division of the Norwegian Mapping Authority, is responsible for surveying the Norwegian coast, including polar waters, and for produ

about 14 years ago
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