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Don Rodocker: The Man in the Sea

Mar 28, 2013

In the early days of subsea technology, there were a number of pioneers: men and women who stepped over the edge of what we knew about the underwater world. These individuals left the comfort of solid ground to explore beneath the waves and report back to the rest of us what they had seen…

James Cameron Gifts 'Deepsea Challenger' to Woods Hole

Mar 27, 2013

The Explorer and filmmaker James Cameron partners with Woods Hole Oceanographic Intitution to accelerate  technology development.The partnership aims to stimulate advances in ocean science and technology and build on the historic breakthroughs…

Norwegian Embassy Announces Offshore Technology Summit

Mar 26, 2013

Increased energy demand due to rapid economic development is driving many Asia Pacific countries to reduce their dependency on imported oil and gas by upping local offshore exploration and production (E&P) activities.Responding to this reality…

Offshore Wind Turbines: Shaving Costs on the Foundations

Mar 26, 2013

In a recent survey conducted by Wind Energy Update (WEU), five sub-areas of wind power plant installation were selected for cost reduction.The sub area selected by the senior executives with most potential for cost reduction was foundations…

New Power in the Heart of the Alaskan Beast

Mar 26, 2013

Twenty-two year-old crab boat's faithful Cummins diesel engines replaced with state-of-the-art version.Fans of the popular Discovery Channel series “The Deadliest Catch” thrill at the sight of the 113-foot, black-hulled Time Bandit’s bow rearing out of a cresting wave…

Six Mile Deep GoM Oil Strike

Mar 26, 2013

Chevron Corporation has announced an oil discovery at the Coronado prospect in the deepwater U.S. Gulf of Mexico.The Walker Ridge Block 98 Well No. 1 encountered more than 400 feet (122 m) of net pay. The well is located approximately 190 miles (308 km) off the Louisiana coast in 6…

Offshore Wind Farm O&M Pinpointed at U.K. Conference

Mar 26, 2013

Almost 200 senior figures from across the U.K.’s offshore wind industry recently debated the future of managing operational wind farm projects.Delegates assembled to hear what lessons can be learnt from pioneering wind farm operators off the East of England coast…

Five Minutes with John Tamplin Founder, Seafloor Systems

Mar 25, 2013

Can you tell us how you came to be involved in the subsea industry with a short career background prior to Seafloor Systems?    I was a Naval Hydrographer and Sonar Technician with an EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) Unit prior to entering into the private sector…

Safariland Group Acquires Mustang Survival

Mar 25, 2013

The Safariland Group, a  manufacturer of protective products and equipment primarily for law enforcement and the military, has acquired Mustang Survival and its related entities, Mustang Survival Inc. and Mustang Survival Mfg., Inc. (collectively…

Sunken Fishing Vessel Identified 8,920-ft Down

Mar 25, 2013

The Coast Guard has identified a sunken fishing vessel missing since 1972.The Schmidt Ocean Institute research vessel Falkor in concert with Bureau of Ocean Energy Management found an unknown sonar target object December 2012, and sent a remote operating vehicle (ROV) to investigate…

Concept Catamaran Can Morph to Liftboat

Mar 25, 2013

SHC Wavedancer, with a new patents pending design, is capable of transforming from a high speed catamaran to a semi-submersible platform. The desingers believe that this innovation has enormous global potential for use in the offshore energy markets…

Fugro EMU Aims High in Marine Environmental Sector

Mar 24, 2013

The merger earlier this year of Fugro's three UK-based environmental service providers to form Fugro EMU made it the largest organisation in the UK.Fugro EMU Limited, the largest commercial marine environmental services organisation in the UK…

U.S. Navy: New Software to Analyze Accelerations on High-speed Boats

Mar 22, 2013

Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Carderock engineers released a new software that provides the government, industry and academia a standardized method of analyzing data that is expected to improve high-speed craft design. The Standard…

PVA Weighs in on TWIC Rulemaking

Mar 22, 2013

Carolyn Horgan, 2013 President for Passenger Vessel Association (PVA) commented on the Coast Guard's notice of proposed rulemaking on Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) readers:“PVA commends the Coast Guard for acknowledging…

MECO Builds Second Shipboard Desalination System

Mar 22, 2013

The Office of Naval Research (ONR) selected MECO to construct a new prototype advanced desalination system.  This is the second time that ONR has turned to MECO, a producer of water purification plants, to provide a highly reliable and energy efficient solution…

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