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Entries for November 2008
Tideland Signal Limited has supplied a a large polyethylene buoy and LED lantern complete with meteorological and hydrological sensing equipment for the new Kongsberg Norcontrol VTMIS (vessel traffic management and information system) installed in the port of Rijeka, Croatia.
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UTEC Survey is now well into the first phase of its hydrographic survey of offshore Dubai. Work began at the beginning of October and the processing and hand-over of the acquisition data is now scheduled for completion by the end of November. This will place the survey team on-track in the preparation of a revised detailed bathymetric chart SP 334 of the Dubai Emirate. The second phase of the project is on schedule for completion by the end of ...
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Tritech International has just held its first major Distributor Week. Members of the Global Distributor Network came to Aberdeen to work on future strategies, share ideas and work together on developing a better understanding of Tritech's advanced range of subsea products.
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Nortek UK has pleasure in announcing the start of this year's student equipment grant competition. We are inviting postgraduate students to submit research proposals, involving Nortek equipment. The two winning students will be loaned their choice of a Nortek Aquadopp, Aquadopp Profiler, AWAC, Vector or Vectrino Velocimeters for a free 3-month deployment period. In addition, the best proposal will also secure an extra £500 in travel expenses, to ...
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International oceanographic marine instrument and systems provider, OSIL (Ocean Scientific International Limited), have reported a significant increase of their range of data buoys on the back of some recent contracts.
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The value of magnets as an aid to divers was confirmed during a recent repair job in Immingham, UK when contractor Northern Divers Ltd appreciated the convenience of its new Miko Magnets from Norway. The company had the task of blanking-off a sea water inlet on a DFDS container ship so that an internal valve could be replaced. This relatively straight forward job was made more challenging by the River Humber which has water with zero visibility a...
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Engineers from Kongsberg Maritime have been in the thick of the action in France and Norway during a combined trial and military exercise period involving the NATO Submarine Rescue System (NSRS). The NSRS is an extensive project by the French, Norwegian and UK Navies, to provide a fast response, highly mobile, distressed submarine (DISSUB) rescue platform.
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International oceanographic marine instrument and systems provider, OSIL (Ocean Scientific International Limited), are now responsible for the calibration of over one thousand instruments in their dynamic, high precision calibration laboratory.
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OSIL have noted substantial increases in sales of the AML CTD SV Sensor, the AML SV Smart Sensor, and the Micro SV Sensor. AML's updated version of their CTD SV Plus is ideal for measuring conductivity, temperature, pressure and sound velocity during long-term monitoring and profiling work. The AML SV Sensor is an intelligent active probe, designed for direct measurements of sound velocity in water using an innovative technique that measures 't...
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International oceanographic marine instrument and systems provider, OSIL (Ocean Scientific International Limited), specialise in providing integrated system capabilities offering complex and customised problem solving solutions within the oceanography industry.
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