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By Rob Morris & Garry Kozak
Ghost gear is lost or discarded fishing equipment—nets, ropes, and abandoned traps or pots—that continues to fish long after being lost or discarded, sometimes for years. The unfortunate result is the quiet killing of fish, turtles, lobster, crabs, and entangling mammals such as seals, whales, and dolphins.
By Rob Morris & Garry Kozak
By Travis Hamilton
The scale by which twenty-first-century advances in ocean technology have transformed the programmatic study of our planet’s oceans can often be difficult to contextualize.
By Travis Hamilton
Artificial intelligence (AI) and artificial neural networks (ANN) were conceptualized in the 1940s as automated systems inspired by the neural networks that constitute a biological brain. The system is based on “artificial neurons” that interconnect similarly to a biological system.
By Xavier Orr
Despite having spent years in the Ocean Energy sector, we at GRi Simulations owe our soft hands and dry socks to having been in the ancillary world of ROV simulation, and this experience is what informs our perspective on this topic.
By Mitch Winter
Despite the rather bleak outlook published by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center (CPC) in April, until late September, the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane season had proven, by historical standards at least, relatively benign.
By Rob Collaro
Food security, resilient supply chains, energy transition, and the climate crisis—these are a few of the challenges we hear about every day in the news, at work and at home.
By Kenda MacDonald
VideoRay is the world’s leading manufacturer of underwater, portable, inspection-class underwater robotic systems also known as ROVs. VideoRay’s Mission Specialist underwater robotic systems are used around the world to support national security, first responders, object search and recovery, infrastructure examination and science and research.
By Chris Gibson
The number of Ocean Enterprise companies operating in Canada continues to grow at a pace outperforming our global counterparts. At the heart of this expanding Canadian sector on the shores of the Halifax Harbour is COVE, home to a community of over 60 ocean tech companies that are creating the world’s next practical, commercial, and revolutionary ocean tech advances.
By Melanie Nadeau
