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  • OI Exhibition in 2024

    OI Exhibition 2024 The three-day conference and exhibition is returning in 2024 aiming to welcome over 8,000 attendees and enable more than 500 exhibitors to showcase the latest ocean technologies and developments on the event floor, as well as on water demos and vessels. Oceanology Internationa...
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  • OI Exhibition

    OI Exhibition

    OI Exhibition 2024 The three-day conference and exhibition is returning in 2024 aiming to welcome over 8,000 attendees and enable more than 500 exhibitors to showcase the latest ocean technologies and developments on the event floor, as well as on water demos and vessels. Oceanology Internationa...
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  • Wave sensor

    In a significant leap forward for oceanic research and monitoring, scientists have unveiled a cutting-edge wave sensor designed to monitor wave parameters with unparalleled accuracy. This breakthrough technology promises to reshape our understanding of ocean dynamics and enhance the forecasting o...
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  • Riding the Digital Waves: The Significance of Wave Data Buoys II

    Applications and Importance   Wave data buoys serve a multitude of critical purposes, contributing to various fields:   Maritime Safety: Accurate wave data aids in maritime navigation, ensuring the safe passage of ships and vessels. Timely information about wave conditions helps sailors...
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  • Riding the Digital Waves: The Significance of Wave Data Buoys I

    Introduction   In our increasingly connected world, the ocean plays a crucial role in various aspects of human life, from transportation and trade to climate regulation and recreation. Understanding the behavior of ocean waves is essential for ensuring safe navigation, coastal protection, an...
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  • Cutting-Edge Data Buoys Revolutionize Oceanic Research

    In a groundbreaking development for oceanic research, a new generation of data buoys is set to transform our understanding of the world’s oceans. These cutting-edge buoys, equipped with state-of-the-art sensors and advanced technology, are poised to revolutionize the way scientists collect ...
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  • Innovative Winch Technology Boosts Efficiency in Maritime Operations

    A new winch technology has been developed that promises to revolutionize maritime operations by boosting efficiency and safety. The new technology, called the “smart winch,” is designed to provide real-time data on winch performance, enabling operators to optimize operations and reduc...
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  • New Wave Buoy Technology Improves Accuracy of Ocean Wave Measurements

    A new wave buoy technology has been developed that promises to improve the accuracy of ocean wave measurements. The new technology, called the “precision wave buoy,” is designed to provide more accurate and reliable data on wave heights, periods, and directions. The precision wave buo...
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  • New Wave Buoys Technology Helps Researchers Better Understand Ocean Dynamics

    Researchers are using cutting-edge technology to study ocean waves and better understand how they impact the global climate system. Wave buoys, also known as data buoys or oceanographic buoys, are playing a key role in this effort by providing high-quality, real-time data on ocean conditions. The...
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  • Integrated Observation Buoy: What you have to know

    Frankstar’s Integrated Observation Buoy is a powerful sensor platform for real-time remote monitoring of offshore conditions such as oceanographic, meteorological, and environmental parameters to name a few. In this paper, we outline the benefits of our buoys as a sensor platform for variou...
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  • How to use ocean currents II

    1 Rosette Power Generation Ocean current power generation relies on the impact of ocean currents to rotate water turbines and then drive generators to generate electricity. Ocean current power stations usually float on the surface of the sea and are fixed with steel cables and anchors. There is a...
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  • Why ocean monitoring is important?

    With over 70% of our planet covered by water, the ocean surface is one of the most important areas of our world. Almost all economic activity in our oceans takes place near the surface (e.g. maritime shipping, fisheries, aquaculture, marine renewable energy, recreation) and the interface between ...
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