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Entries for May 2009
The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) is pleased to be an official supporter of the ShipRepair & Conversion exhibition and associated conference, being held at London's Olympia 28-30 April."We are looking forward to meeting IMarEST members and non-members alike," says Marcus Jones, Chief Operation Officer of the IMarEST. "The fact that ShipRepair & Conversion has a new focus on business and a broader visitor appeal...
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IXSEA has won a public tender to supply LANDINS, its land-based INS positioning system, for a new mobile mapping system pioneered by StratAG, a research group drawn from the leading third level institutions in Ireland and based at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth (NUIM).
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OSIL are now offering a free upgrade to the AML field swappable sound velocity sensor on all new instrument orders. The SV·Xchange is revolutionary in its capabilities and accuracies; SV·Xchange™ sensors offer improved performance, with accuracies of 0.025 m/s and a precision of 0.006 m/s, and as all data files automatically include the SV·Xchange™ sensor serial number and its calibration date, the traceability of the profile data is assured.
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The Italian Navy, which provides technical assistance to the Albanian Lighthouse Authority, has chosen MaxLED-800 lanterns from Tideland Signal to replace traditional rotating beacons in lighthouses around the coast of Albania.
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The US Naval Underwater Warfare Centre (NUWC) in Rhode Island has placed a contract with Sonardyne Inc., Houston, for the supply of an additional Sentinel Intruder Detection Sonar system. The announcement follows the completion of rigorous acceptance and readiness trials by NUWC in 2008 when Sentinel was shown to meet the US Navy's performance requirements for diver detection. The latest contract adds an additional Sentinel to the new Integrated...
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OSIL (Ocean Scientific International Limited), a Havant based oceanographic marine instrument and systems provider, are continuing to offer their clients time and money saving solutions with the latest MiniBAT, a lightweight remote controlled tow body.The OSIL MiniBAT is a lightweight tow body that has the capability to carry a variety of payloads from custom supplied CTD, SV, Chlorophyll, Turbidity, Dissolved Oxygen packages right through to cli...
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