Entries for October 2009

OSIL have recently released the latest addition to their range of Data Buoys; The Rapid Deployment Buoy is for use in applications where data needs to be obtained ASAP, and where other data collection systems are out of action for short periods of time.

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Sonardyne International Ltd has announced the completion of a programme of trials that has resulted in several new specification changes to its market-leading Sentinel Intruder Detection Sonar (IDS) system.

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OSIL(Ocean Scientific International Ltd.) have recently managed to produThe new Octopus 160™ has an all-new design and is now a compact, rugged and weather-proof sonar interface unit. Compatible with EdgeTech's work-horse 272TD dual frequency sidescan sonar it is simple to operate and is suitable for small boat use in many types of underwater survey.

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RS Aqua Ltd, UK distributors for Aanderaa Data Instruments, Norway (AADI) have shipped a further quantity of high accuracy model 3919B Conductivity (Salinity) sensors to the Centre for Environment, Fisheries Aquaculture Science (CEFAS) Lowestoft, UK. The sensors are used aboard the CEFAS Smartbuoy, an in-situ, real-time, coastal monitoring system deployed at various sites around the UK coastline. Visit www.cefas.co.uk for further details of the S...

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Over 60 delegates have already booked to attend the Autumn Symposium organised by the Southern Region of The Hydrographic Society, UK. Entitled "Hydrography and Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure - Measure Once, Use Many" the event is taking place at the prestigious venue of Bradfield College near reading, UK on 27th October 2009. The Keynote address will be given by Rear Admiral Ian Moncreiff - UK National Hydrographer

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AML Oceanographic - formally Applied Microsystems - is in the final stages of field-testing the oceanographic industry's first field-swappable conductivity and temperature sensors. C·Xchange™ and T·Xchange™ - together with sound velocity and pressure, both already available will make AML Oceanographic the only manufacturer of ocean instrumentation to offer CTD and sound velocity instruments where all sensors are field-swappable

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