Scripps Technical Forum

This presentation will describe experiences learned from use of Gothenburg University benthic chamber landers during more than 300 deployments/1000 incubations in water depths from 5 to 5600 m. Measurements of different solutes/contaminants will be presented as well as manipulative injection experiments to study the N-cycle, phosphate retention and the effects of sediment re-suspension. Methods to increase the data quality will also be discussed.

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Title: Beyond Sondes: Using Autonomous Vehicles to Survey and Study HABs and Chemical Waste

Speaker: Tom Goucher, Product Manager, Integrated Systems & Services
  Adam Willingham, Sales Representative, Integrated Systems & Services
  Dr. Stephanie A. Smith, Product Segment Manager, Integrated Systems & Services

The Integrated Systems & Services (ISS) Team from YSI brings you two…

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The goal of this U.S. DOE R&D project is to conduct an ocean pilot of a scaled wave energy converter. The fully submerged system is converting the reciprocating motion of a buoyant body, driven by ocean waves, into electrical energy and supplied back to shore via a temporary cable landing on the Scripps pier. During the testing period from August 2021 to February 2022, CalWave is offering opportunities to add research to our wave demonstration campaign. Projects can include: Sensor testing, instrumentation to be added to device or alongside deployment e.g. on anchors or other, powering of sensors using a wave energy device, demonstration/testing of AUV charging using CalWave’s wave energy converter as a power source, energy storage and communications unit e.g. for a remote fully autonomous instrumentation station that could include a fully resident AUV.

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Title: SubC Imaging’s Rayfin Camera Driven Ocean Observatory

Speaker: Chad Collett, Founder & CEO, SubC Imaging

SubC Imaging’s mission is to continuously create the most technologically advanced and intelligent underwater cameras and…

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Triton is the world’s only wind and solar powered, intelligent autonomous vehicle that both sails and dives for unique data collection and intelligence gathering, while being powered solely by wind and solar energy. This presentation will introduce and describe the Gen 3 Triton, and how it can be configured for most ocean data collection scenarios.

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Suburban Marine is an underwater connector company that provides its customers a quality product with fast lead times. Although the company is a new venture with an exciting product line, the founders have over 40 years of industry knowledge and expertise. Based in San Diego, California, Suburban Marine is in the heart of the SoCal Blue Tech economy and stays current and relevant to its marine customer base.  

STF -  Okika Technologies Corporation

This presentation will briefly describe FPAA technology and product offerings from Okika Technologies with specific attention to tool flow and examples to highlight the relative simplicity of using Okika FPAA's compared to other options requiring low frequency dynamically reconfigurable or adaptive analog front ends. The discussion will also touch on next generation devices currently being designed.

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Greg Johnson, President of RBR 

RBR’s sensor technology enables advancements in the oceanographic measurement capabilities of autonomous platforms and vehicles. High accuracy, low power, and customized hardware configurations have allowed ocean scientists and system integrators to create new systems, measure longer, and get access to real-time data.

This technical presentation will describe RBR’s latest innovations in CTD and data collection technology for autonomous platforms. We will also highlight collaborative projects with oceanographers and…

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This webinar will provide a brief overview of Onset’s HOBO water quality and depth data loggers and data access options. We will discuss three case studies: Billion Oyster Project; Buzzards Bay Water Quality; Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences CREOL. The webinar is planned to allow for an open discussion with Andrew Thomson and Paul Gannett on our products and applications.