Representatives Hector Alvarez-Vazquez and Eduardo Vaz from RBR are coming to town for a Meet & Greet on Thursday, February 13 from 11am-12pm in Old Scripps Building Room 20 (upstairs).
Since 1973, RBR has been designing and manufacturing…
Title: Applications of Broadband Acoustic Backscatter
Abstract: Broadband acoustic backscatter is capable of detecting, identifying, and quantifying a vast array of targets in the marine environment. What started as a tool for fisheries biomass estimation, has evolved into a system for identifying fish species, quantifying oil…
Representatives from Teledyne RD Instruments (RDI) are coming to Scripps to host a Technical Forum and office hours to present and answer questions about their state-of-the-art, newly released ADCP.
Title: How Teledyne RDI’s New Workhorse Proteus ADCP delivers the most data possible with a single instrument, leading to correct and confident decisions
In this Technical Forum, Paul Devine, Subject Matter Expert, Teledyne RD Instruments (RDI), and other RDI engineers, will discuss hardware and software of Workhorse Proteus, their newly released ADCP…
Diving Into Innovative Oceanography with Sea-Bird Scientific’s Fathom Software Presentation
Wednesday October 16th, 12-1pm | Old Scripps Building 10
Sea-Bird Scientific will be presenting an in-person Technical Forum to the Scripps Institute of Oceanography to showcase the latest in software innovation at Sea-Bird Scientific.
In this Technical Forum, Dane Lucas and Ryan Anderson, Software Engineers at SBS who led development of this project, will walk you…
Join CSignum for a Technical Forum on their work with Electromagnetic Field Signaling (EMFS). CSignum harnesses EMFS for wireless data transmission between digital sensors and control systems installed ‘down there’ in water or in the ground with the world’s data networks and computing resources used 'up here'. By transmitting wirelessly through the surface of water, EMFS eliminates cables and their manual alternatives - finally making it possible to optimize what we learn by connecting the ocean with our labs.
Representatives from RBR are coming to town for a Scripps Technical Forum and Happy Hour Wednesday, September 18.
About RBR
Since 1973, RBR has been designing and manufacturing oceanographic instruments in Ottawa, Canada. From the ocean abyss to the polar ice cap, our sensors track water parameters: temperature, depth, salinity,…
Representatives from RBR are coming to town for a Scripps Technical Forum on Wednesday, September 18!
RBR will present a behind-the-scenes look at its latest optical sensors, including the RBRtridente, RBRquadrante, and soon-to-be-released RBRcoda Tu turbidity sensor. We will discuss the calibration of these sensors and ways they can be introduced into current and future field deployments. The event will include a hosted lunch and a remote dial-in from RBR’s sensor team in…
Join Exail for this case study investigating the application of autonomous platforms in ocean sciences and fisheries research, spanning from remote bathymetric surveys in the Pacific Ocean to assessments of offshore wind farm sites along the Atlantic coast of the United States.
They will present findings from two case studies: first, a multi-vehicle operation that involved mapping the seabed and remotely controlling…
In this presentation, East View Geospatial (EVG) will share how they provide a wide range of vector and raster products produced from authoritative maritime and hydrographic sources to support the GIS-fluent research and analytical community. Known to navigators worldwide, vector-based Electronic Navigation Charts (ENCs) and their raster cousins RNCs have long provided unique and useful content to non-navigational users, just like print nautical charts before them. However, the legal requirements and technology evolution connected with supporting the navigation community have come at the…