Sea Technology 2009: Vol 50 Index

2009·4.6 MB·English

2009 Annual Index
This reference of technical subjects, news and special features from
Volume 50 of Sea Technology magazine provides information about feature
articles, covers, soapboxes, editorials and authors. This listing will also appear on
the Sea Technology Web site,
www.sea-technology.com.
JANUARY SEA GRANT: NEW NATIONAL PRIORITIES the geometry a structure of the seismo-
Cover A pair of pelicans sit on a dock over- AND A PLAN FOR SUCCESS genic Carboner ult Zone in southern
looking the intercoastal waterway in Jensen Dr. Leon M. Cammen, Director, and Amy Spain.
Beach, Florida. (Photo courtesy of Danielle Painter, Communications Leader, National UNDER PRESSURE: TESTING BEFORE
Lucey.) Sea Grant College Program, National DEPLOYMENT IS INTEGRAL TO SUCCESS
Editoriak—WHAT IS YOUR ROLE IN A Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration AT SEA
NEW AND SUSTAINABLE FUTURE?—Craig THE INTERNATIONAL SEAKEEPERS SOCI- Kevin Hardy, Steve Weston and john
McLean, NOAA ETY: A DECADE OF INNOVATION AND Sanderson (DeepSea Power & Light) show
Soapbox—STEM THE TIDE—Lies! Hotaling PROGRESS how rigorous pressure testing can uncover
EDITORIAL CONTENT John Englander, Chief Executive Officer, The problems before they become costly.
NAVIGATION VISION 2025: CHARTING International SeaKeepers Society A MULTIDISCIPLINARY DATA INTEGRA-
THE FUTURE OF NAVAL NAVIGATION FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE: ECO- TION, ANALYSIS AND VISUALIZATION
RAdm. David A. Gove, Oceanographer and NOMIC, POLITICAL UNCERTAINTY BAD SOLUTION
Navigator, U.S. Navy FOR BUSINESS Chris Malzone (Myriax Inc.) demonstrates
RD&A LOOKS TO IMPROVE ACQUISI- Rick Martin, Publisher, Commercial Fisheries how one can overcome the integration of
TION WORKFORCE GOVERNANCE News and Fish Farming News multivariant, multisource data through
Jim Thomsen, Principal Civilian Deputy for FIRING LINE REPORT: A SHIFT AWAY Eonfusion.
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for FROM OIL ENTHUSIASM UNDERWATER INTERVENTION INTERNA-
Research, Development and Acquisition Danielle Lucey, Managing Editor, Sea TIONAL CONFERENCE 2009
MODERNIZATION: BUILDING THE 21st Technology Magazine Conference Preview
CENTURY COAST GUARD APPLICATION OF AN AUTONOMOUS REAL-TIME CURRENT MEASUREMENTS
Adm. Thad Allen, Commandant, U.S. Coast SELF-MOORING VEHICLE IMPROVE VESSEL SAFETY AND PORT EFFI-
Guard Dr. Stephen L. Wood (Florida Institute of CIENCY
COOPERATION AND INNOVATION LEAD Technology) explains how to characterize a Stephen P. O'Malley OceanTechUSA Inc.)
TO NEW CAUSEWAY SYSTEM TO lagoon environment using a portable and Chris McGratt National Oceanic and
OFFLOAD VESSELS autonomous self-mooring vehicle. Atmospheric Adn nistration) explore how
Dr. Jimmy E. Fowler, Associate Technical AUV DESIGN: SHAPE, DRAG AND PRAC- the ATON syster wovides port decision
Director, and Dr. Donald T. Resio, Senior TICAL ISSUES makers with a reliable and cost-effective
Scientist, Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory, Peter Stevenson, Dr. Maaten Furlong alternative in real-time current monitoring.
U.S. Army Engineer Research and (National Oceanography Centre) and David OCEAN BUSINESS 2009: SOUTHAMPTON,
Development Center Dormer (Lockheed Martin UK INSYS Ltd. ENGLAND
USGS: SCIENCE AT THE INTERSECTION combine practical and hydrodynamic con- Conterence Pre WW
OF LAND AND OCEAN—Mark D. Myers, siderations to build a better autonomous EXPERIMENTAL AND COMPUTATIONAL
Director, U.S. Geological Survey underwater vehicle. FATIGUE ANALYSES OF MARINE COM-
IMPROVING CLIMATE PREDICTIONS A 3D PASSIVE VISION SYSTEM FOR POSITES
THROUGH OCEAN OBSERVATIONS AND UNDERWATER MOSAICKING K. Turget Gursel, Engin Unal (Ege University)
MODELING Alessandro Leone, Giovanni Diraco and and Gokdeniz Neser (Dokuz_ Eylul
Howard Cattle, Director, and Kate Stansfield, Cosimo Distante (Italian National Research University) investigate E-glass fiber-rein-
Staff Scientist, International Climate Council) provide an overview of automated forced polyester composites with adhesive
Variability and Predictability Project Office algorithms for seabed metric reconstruction joints in atmosphe ind marine environ-
THE U.S. EXTENDED CONTINENTAL with unsynchronized stereo cameras. ments.
SHELF PROJECT UNDERWATER TEMPERATURE LOGGERS:
Ambassador David A. Balton, Deputy FEBRUARY SELECTION AND DEPLOYMENT CONSID-
Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Oceans, Cover—A Nortek acoustic Doppler ERATIONS
Environment and Science, U.S. Department velocimeter, as seen through a fisheye lens Paul Gannett (Onset Computer Corp.) out-
of State is used to measure currents and waves in lines a guide to logging water temperatures
CONGRESS LOOKS TOWARD OCEAN Mallorca, Spain. (Photo courtesy of Eduardo with portable, battery-powered data loggers.
GOVERNANCE REFORM IN 2009 Infantes Oanes.) TRANSDUCER TECHNOLOGY ENHANCES
Rep. Sam Farr (D-Calif.), Cochair, House Editorial—_OBAMA NEEDS TO MAKE STORM WATER MANAGEMENT
Oceans Caucus OCEANS A PRIORITY—Danielle Lucey Dale Beardsley (Pressure Systems Inc.) tells
NSF LOOKS AHEAD WITH BASIC OCEAN Soapbox—THE EVOLUTION OF how enhanced observations of swash zones
RESEARCH OCEANOGRAPHERS AND OPERATIONAL lead to increased e recovery and better
Dr. Timothy Killeen, Assistant Director for OCEANOGRAPHY—Richard L. Crout measurement of be nh erosion.
Geosciences, and Dr. Julie Morris, Director, EDITORIAL CONTENT ALUMINUM AUTONOMOUS NAVIGA-
Division of Ocean Sciences, National MULTISCALE SEISMIC IMAGING OF TOR FOR INTELLIGENT SAMPLING: THE
Science Foundation ACTIVE FAULTS AT SEA ALANIS PROJECT
DEEPWATER ACTIVITIES DRIVE OIL, GAS Dr. Rafael Bartolome, Dr. Claudio Lo lacono Massimo Caccia, Marco Bibuli and Gabriele
SECTOR; 2009 BRINGS CHALLENGES, and Dr. Eulalia Gracia (Consejo Superior de Bruzzone _(italiar National Research
CAUTION Investigaciones Cientfficas) explain how Council) review the design, construction and
Susanne Pagano, Houston, Texas high-resolution seismic technologies reveal preliminary trials of an unmanned multipur-
80 st 2009 Annual Index www.sea-technology.com
2009 Annual Index
This reference of technical subjects, news and special features from
Volume 50 of Sea Technology magazine provides information about feature
articles, covers, soapboxes, editorials and authors. This listing will also appear on
the Sea Technology Web site,
www.sea-technology.com.
JANUARY SEA GRANT: NEW NATIONAL PRIORITIES the geometry a structure of the seismo-
Cover A pair of pelicans sit on a dock over- AND A PLAN FOR SUCCESS genic Carboner ult Zone in southern
looking the intercoastal waterway in Jensen Dr. Leon M. Cammen, Director, and Amy Spain.
Beach, Florida. (Photo courtesy of Danielle Painter, Communications Leader, National UNDER PRESSURE: TESTING BEFORE
Lucey.) Sea Grant College Program, National DEPLOYMENT IS INTEGRAL TO SUCCESS
Editoriak—WHAT IS YOUR ROLE IN A Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration AT SEA
NEW AND SUSTAINABLE FUTURE?—Craig THE INTERNATIONAL SEAKEEPERS SOCI- Kevin Hardy, Steve Weston and john
McLean, NOAA ETY: A DECADE OF INNOVATION AND Sanderson (DeepSea Power & Light) show
Soapbox—STEM THE TIDE—Lies! Hotaling PROGRESS how rigorous pressure testing can uncover
EDITORIAL CONTENT John Englander, Chief Executive Officer, The problems before they become costly.
NAVIGATION VISION 2025: CHARTING International SeaKeepers Society A MULTIDISCIPLINARY DATA INTEGRA-
THE FUTURE OF NAVAL NAVIGATION FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE: ECO- TION, ANALYSIS AND VISUALIZATION
RAdm. David A. Gove, Oceanographer and NOMIC, POLITICAL UNCERTAINTY BAD SOLUTION
Navigator, U.S. Navy FOR BUSINESS Chris Malzone (Myriax Inc.) demonstrates
RD&A LOOKS TO IMPROVE ACQUISI- Rick Martin, Publisher, Commercial Fisheries how one can overcome the integration of
TION WORKFORCE GOVERNANCE News and Fish Farming News multivariant, multisource data through
Jim Thomsen, Principal Civilian Deputy for FIRING LINE REPORT: A SHIFT AWAY Eonfusion.
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for FROM OIL ENTHUSIASM UNDERWATER INTERVENTION INTERNA-
Research, Development and Acquisition Danielle Lucey, Managing Editor, Sea TIONAL CONFERENCE 2009
MODERNIZATION: BUILDING THE 21st Technology Magazine Conference Preview
CENTURY COAST GUARD APPLICATION OF AN AUTONOMOUS REAL-TIME CURRENT MEASUREMENTS
Adm. Thad Allen, Commandant, U.S. Coast SELF-MOORING VEHICLE IMPROVE VESSEL SAFETY AND PORT EFFI-
Guard Dr. Stephen L. Wood (Florida Institute of CIENCY
COOPERATION AND INNOVATION LEAD Technology) explains how to characterize a Stephen P. O'Malley OceanTechUSA Inc.)
TO NEW CAUSEWAY SYSTEM TO lagoon environment using a portable and Chris McGratt National Oceanic and
OFFLOAD VESSELS autonomous self-mooring vehicle. Atmospheric Adn nistration) explore how
Dr. Jimmy E. Fowler, Associate Technical AUV DESIGN: SHAPE, DRAG AND PRAC- the ATON syster wovides port decision
Director, and Dr. Donald T. Resio, Senior TICAL ISSUES makers with a reliable and cost-effective
Scientist, Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory, Peter Stevenson, Dr. Maaten Furlong alternative in real-time current monitoring.
U.S. Army Engineer Research and (National Oceanography Centre) and David OCEAN BUSINESS 2009: SOUTHAMPTON,
Development Center Dormer (Lockheed Martin UK INSYS Ltd. ENGLAND
USGS: SCIENCE AT THE INTERSECTION combine practical and hydrodynamic con- Conterence Pre WW
OF LAND AND OCEAN—Mark D. Myers, siderations to build a better autonomous EXPERIMENTAL AND COMPUTATIONAL
Director, U.S. Geological Survey underwater vehicle. FATIGUE ANALYSES OF MARINE COM-
IMPROVING CLIMATE PREDICTIONS A 3D PASSIVE VISION SYSTEM FOR POSITES
THROUGH OCEAN OBSERVATIONS AND UNDERWATER MOSAICKING K. Turget Gursel, Engin Unal (Ege University)
MODELING Alessandro Leone, Giovanni Diraco and and Gokdeniz Neser (Dokuz_ Eylul
Howard Cattle, Director, and Kate Stansfield, Cosimo Distante (Italian National Research University) investigate E-glass fiber-rein-
Staff Scientist, International Climate Council) provide an overview of automated forced polyester composites with adhesive
Variability and Predictability Project Office algorithms for seabed metric reconstruction joints in atmosphe ind marine environ-
THE U.S. EXTENDED CONTINENTAL with unsynchronized stereo cameras. ments.
SHELF PROJECT UNDERWATER TEMPERATURE LOGGERS:
Ambassador David A. Balton, Deputy FEBRUARY SELECTION AND DEPLOYMENT CONSID-
Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Oceans, Cover—A Nortek acoustic Doppler ERATIONS
Environment and Science, U.S. Department velocimeter, as seen through a fisheye lens Paul Gannett (Onset Computer Corp.) out-
of State is used to measure currents and waves in lines a guide to logging water temperatures
CONGRESS LOOKS TOWARD OCEAN Mallorca, Spain. (Photo courtesy of Eduardo with portable, battery-powered data loggers.
GOVERNANCE REFORM IN 2009 Infantes Oanes.) TRANSDUCER TECHNOLOGY ENHANCES
Rep. Sam Farr (D-Calif.), Cochair, House Editorial—_OBAMA NEEDS TO MAKE STORM WATER MANAGEMENT
Oceans Caucus OCEANS A PRIORITY—Danielle Lucey Dale Beardsley (Pressure Systems Inc.) tells
NSF LOOKS AHEAD WITH BASIC OCEAN Soapbox—THE EVOLUTION OF how enhanced observations of swash zones
RESEARCH OCEANOGRAPHERS AND OPERATIONAL lead to increased e recovery and better
Dr. Timothy Killeen, Assistant Director for OCEANOGRAPHY—Richard L. Crout measurement of be nh erosion.
Geosciences, and Dr. Julie Morris, Director, EDITORIAL CONTENT ALUMINUM AUTONOMOUS NAVIGA-
Division of Ocean Sciences, National MULTISCALE SEISMIC IMAGING OF TOR FOR INTELLIGENT SAMPLING: THE
Science Foundation ACTIVE FAULTS AT SEA ALANIS PROJECT
DEEPWATER ACTIVITIES DRIVE OIL, GAS Dr. Rafael Bartolome, Dr. Claudio Lo lacono Massimo Caccia, Marco Bibuli and Gabriele
SECTOR; 2009 BRINGS CHALLENGES, and Dr. Eulalia Gracia (Consejo Superior de Bruzzone _(italiar National Research
CAUTION Investigaciones Cientfficas) explain how Council) review the design, construction and
Susanne Pagano, Houston, Texas high-resolution seismic technologies reveal preliminary trials of an unmanned multipur-
80 st 2009 Annual Index www.sea-technology.com
pose vehicle for water and seafloor monitor- trenches with a free fall baited camera sys- (Virtual Marine Technology Inc.) bridge the
ing. tem operational to 10,000 meters. training gap through simulators, managing
competence assurance and providing
MARCH APRIL ty.
Cover—D’Artagnan working at the port of Cover—The Noble EVA 4000 design semi- HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION MAPPING
Avilés in Spain, where the dredge is submersible Noble Paul Romano, owned by OF WATER QUALITY AND BATHYMETRY
enlarging the river channel by 12 meters Noble Corp. (Sugar Land, Texas) drills for Robert M. ellison and Daryl B. Slo
with the support of the vessels Buckingham Marathon Oil (Houston, Texas) in the Gulf of Inc.) display their person-deployable
and Pantagruele. (Photo courtesy of Javier Mexico. cost, rapid-planning autonomous undery
Menéndez.) Editorial—EXPANDED OFFSHORE PRO- ter vehicle for high spatial resolutior
Editorial—E-NAVIGATION: CONCEPT VS. DUCTION VITAL TO U.S. ECONOMY AND ping.
REALITY—Lee Alexander JOBS—David Holt
Soapbox—TSUNAMI MODELING, INUN- Soapbox—EMBEDDED KNOWLEDGE AND MAY
DATION MAPPING AND CLIMATE AUTONOMOUS PLANNING—Pedro Cover—The MCS Ocean Net™ buoy
CHANGE—Mark Sinclair Patron deployed in the Eastern Mediterranear
EDITORIAL CONTENT EDITORIAL CONTENT Cyprus Coastal Ocean Forecasting
MEETING THE THREAT OF MARITIME NIMROD: A TOOL FOR RAPID GEOTECH- Observing System operated in coop:
IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICES NICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF SURFACE with the University of Cyprus Oceano
Andy Wilby (Applied Signal Technology SEDIMENTS Centre and CSnet International. (Phot:
Inc.) discusses an operational case study of Nina Stark, Hendrik Hanff and Dr. Achim tesy of Maritime Communication §
the PROSAS Surveyor for harbor protection. Kopf (University of Bremen) showcase their Inc.)
MANAGEMENT OF AUTONOMOUS SUR- time-efficient and cost-effective probe for Editoriak—MOVING TOWARD ENERGY-
FACE SWARMS measuring the seafloor’s impact signature. EFFICIENT UNDERWATER ACOUSTIC
C. Lee Frey (Harbor Branch Oceanographic THRUSTERS EXPAND OPERATING WIN- NETWORKS—Josep Miquel Jornet
Institute), Dr. Dimitri Zarzhitsky and Dr. DOW FOR TURRET-MOORED FPSOS Soapbox—EXTRAORDINARY SOLUTIONS
Diana F. Spears (University of Wyoming) Dr. R.V. Ahilan (Noble Denton) analyzes a NEEDED FOR EXTRAORDINARY TIMES
explain a physics-based framework used for northern North Sea FPSO in line with conse- Steve Khachaturian
the distributed control of mobile sensor net- quence classes and design matrices. EDITORIAL CONTENT
works in the marine environment. UNDERSEA FIBER SYSTEMS FOR OIL AND MAPPING DEEP CORAL REEFS USING
RANGENAV: FIRST EASY TO USE GAS APPLICATIONS AUTONOMOUS UNDERWATER VEHICLES
PORTABLE TRACKING RANGE Rob Munier (Tyco Telecommunications) Jan R. Petri (Harbor Branch Ocean
Marco Flagg and Thomas Gray (Desert Star and Jeremiah Mendez (Tyco Institute) describes how three orgar
Systems) showcase Desert Star’s portable Telecommunications Laboratories) explain using two AUVs came together for
tracking range, which recently made its mark how traditional and adaptive technologies purpose.
with the U.S. Navy. create versatile telecommunications solu- HIGH-BIT-RATE ACOUSTIC COMMUNI-
USING MAGNESIUM ALLOYS AS MATERI- tions for offshore facilities. CATIONS IN CHALLENGING UNDERWA
ALS FOR PRESSURE VESSELS OTC ‘09 CELEBRATES 40 YEARS WITH TER ENVIRONMENTS
Tadahiro WHyakudome and_ Yoshitaka EXHIBITION AREA SELLOUT Pierre-Philippe J. Beaujean, Edwa
Watanabe (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth —Conference Preview Carlson (Florida Atlantic Universit
Science and Technology) discuss their PLUNGING OIL PRICES PRESENT CHAL- John C. Spruance (EdgeTech Marine
research on using magnesium as a strong but LENGES IN GULF OF MEXICO, OTHER the real-time transmission of high-res:
more lightweight component for underwater REGIONS sonar images from autonomous und
vehicles. Susanne Pagano writes about how record vehicles in ports and shallow water
MONITORING THE EASTERN ALBORAN high oil rates in the summer months gave ROV CONTROL GOES GLOBAL AS INTER
SEA USING HIGH-RESOLUTION GLIDER way to $40 per barrel prices as the global NET LETS REMOTE USERS REACH UNDER
DATA recession sank in. THE SEA
Dr. Sim6én Ruiz, Bartolomé Garau and OCEANS’09 IEEE BREMEN CONFERENCE Alison Proctor (University of
Miguel Martinez-Ledesma (Mediterranean AND EXHIBITION explains how researchers can now p
Institute for Advanced Studies) expound on —Conference Preview ROV directly from the first Internet
the challenges of sampling rough upper- INTERNATIONAL SPILL INDUSTRY GATH- ble undersea laboratory.
ocean areas with underwater vehicles. ERS IN MARSEILLE FOR INTERSPILL 2009 UNDERSEA DEFENCE TECHNOLOGY
TELEDYNE TSS HEADS NORTH TO GET —Conference Preview EUROPE 2009
THE TRUTH ON GYRO PERFORMANCE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT IN THE —Conference Preview
Simon jordan, Tim Hopper (Teledyne TSS) ARCTIC OCEAN IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF
and Paui Eastaugh (PEMS Marine & Offshore Fatima Ahmad, Samuel Rauch and Mark UNDERWATER COMMUNICATION
PR) answer long-standing questions on the Hodor (NOAA) provide an overview of the Dr. Rudolf Bannasch (EvoLogics GmbH
accuracy of the Orion Inertial Navigation legal and regulatory framework and issues how EvoLogic’s $2¢ technology
System at extreme latitudes through trials in facing Arctic resources dolphin communication physics to «
Norway. U.S. HYDRO 2009: HYDROGRAPHIC AND successful data transmission in adver
A VISUAL SYSTEM FOR DISTRIBUTED OCEAN MAPPING TECHNOLOGY FOR ditions.
MOSAICS USING AUV FLEETS THE FUTURE MTS WORKSHOP TO FOCUS ON MARINE
Paulo LillesJ .D rews Jr. (Federal University of —Conference Preview TECHNOLOGY FOR OFFSHORE WIND
Minas Gerais) and Silvia S.C. Botelho A GLOBAL WAVE ENERGY RESOURCE POWER
(Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul) ASSESSMENT —Conference Preview
review self-localization and mapping for Dr. Andrew Cornett (Canadian Hydraulics THE FIRST NATIONAL OPERATIONAL
fleets of multi-autonomous underwater vehi- Centre) introduces a new inventory of global WAVE C'BSERVATION PLAN
cles using visual-based systems Zdenka Willis, Dr. William Burnett (NOA
wave energy resources derived from numer-
IMAGING DEEP-SEA LIFE BEYOND THE ical wave predictions. and Dr. Robert Jensen (U.S. Army Corps
ABYSSAL ZONE EVACUATION TRAINING USING Engineers) present a comprehensive su
Dr. Alan J. Jamieson, Dr. Marin Solan and LIFEBOAT SIMULATORS wave monitoring network that addresses t!
Dr. Toyonobu Fujii (University of Aberdeen) Dr. Brian Veitch (Memorial University), requirements of the mevitime user comn
observe deep-sea fauna in the world’s deep Randy Billard and Capt. Anthony Patterson ty.
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THE INTERNATIONAL SUBMARINE RACES system for the island of Ireland, came ashore LUBE OIL DIAGNOSTICS
CELEBRATE 20th ANNIVERSARY to Portrush, Northern Ireland, in late June Martin Lucas (Kittiwake Developments)
—Conference Preview completing the first phase of its installation explains that stricter emissions regulations
ORTHOGONAL FREQUENCY DIVISION Here, the modern fiber optic submarine are harming marine engines.
MULTIPLEX OVER COPPER WIRE VERSUS cable is pulled to land through a 600-meter
FIBER lateral bore pipe that had been laid by a drill GUST
Richard Fuller reviews a reliable, proven beneath the ocean. (Photo courtesy of Cover—The Land/Ocean Biogeochemical
technology that provides high data rates ben- Hibernia Atlantic) Observatory, or LOBO, buoy is located in
eficial to most subsea communication appli- Editorial—_OPPORTUNITIES AND CHAL- the Northwest Arm of the harbor in Halifax,
cations. LENGES FOR ACOUSTIC COMMUNICA- Canada, wher easures a variety of para-
TIONS—Fengzhong Qu, Julie A. Cummings meters, includir water/air temperature
JUNE and Liuging Yang salinity, conduct turbidity, dissolved
Cover—Synthetic aperture sonar (SAS) Soapbox—TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVA- organics, nitrates, chlorophyll, and dissolved
image of a World War Il Heinkel He 115 TION VITAL TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOP- oxygen and oxygen saturation. (Photo cour-
seaplane in shallow water outside Tromso, MENT—Kenichi Asakawa tesy of Satlantic
Norway. (Photo courtesy of the Royal EDITORIAL CONTENT Editorial—_REWARDING INNOVATION: A
Norwegian navy and Kongsberg Maritime.) SOLAR POWERED AUTONOMOUS SUR- PATH TOWARD CLEANER ENERGY—
Editorial—MEETING THE MINIMAL FACE VEHICLE DEVELOPMENT AND Lauren Mastersor
SEAFLOOR MAPPING SYSTEM REQUIRE- OPERATION Soapbox—REDUCING GREENHOUSE
MENTS—Gaetano Canepa lohn R. Higinbotham (Emergent Space GASES IN THE COMMERCIAL SHIPPING
Soapbox—WHAT PIGEONS TELL US Technologies Inc.), Dr. John R. Moisan INDUSTRY—Dr. Phil Ballou
ABOUT THE OCEANS—Ben Korgen (Wallops Flight Facility, NASA Goddard EDITORIAL CONTENT
EDITORIAL CONTENT Space Flight Center) and Philip M. Orton ACOUSTIC SYSTEM MONITORS AND MIT-
INSTRUMENTATION TO MEASURE RAIN- (Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory) explore IGATES HARM TO MARINE MAMMALS IN
FALL AT SEA USING RADON AND ocean and estuary air-sea environments REAL TIME
ACOUSTIC DETECTION using solar powered autonomous surface Christopher W. ‘ Bioacoustics Research
Dr. Christos Tsabaris, Dr. Marios Anagnostou vehicles. Program, Cornell niversity) and Donald B.
and Stylianos Alexakis (Hellenic Centre for STAFAC IN-WATER SYSTEMS INSTALLA- Peters Oceanographic
(Woods Hole
Marine Research) discuss the design and TION OFF THE BAHAMAS Institution) discu w the successful inte-
application of a platform for rainfall monitor- Phil DeNolfo (Naval Undersea Warfare gration of science and technology enables
ing using in-situ autonomous sensors. Center, Newport), Hugh Thomson (Naval commerce while protecting whales and
U.S. GOVERNMENT FISCAL YEAR 2010 Facilities Engineering Service Center, Port adhering to environmental regulations.
BUDGET Hueneme) and Michael R. Harrison (Sound ADDING A MULTISPECTRAL AERIAL SYS-
The Sea Technology editorial staff outlines & Sea Technology) describe the replacement TEM TO THE OIL SPILL RESPONSE ARSE-
the fiscal year 2010 budget. of a portable radiated-noise measurement NAL
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT TAKE system with a _ bottom-mounted, fixed Dr. Jan Svejkovsky Ocean Imaging Corp.),
RESON TO NEW DEPTHS acoustic system. judd Muskat (Calif rnia Department of Fish
—Company Profile SEA CON: MORE THAN 40 YEARS OF and Game) and Joseph Mullin (Minerals
A BISTATIC HF RADAR FOR CURRENT UNDERWATER CONNECTOR INNOVA- Management S« tell how California is
MAPPING AND ROBUST SHIP TRACKING TIONS benefiting from the use of aerial remote sens-
Dr. Dennis B. Trizna (Imaging Science —Company Profile ing to find the thick patches of oil amid the
Research Inc.) shows how recent bistatic POWER DELIVERY TO SUBSEA CABLED sheens.
ship tests validate a new high-frequency OBSERVATORIES INNOVATIVE PROPULSION HIGHLIGHT-
radar technology. Dr. Michael C. Wrinch (Hedgehog ED AT 10TH INTERNATIONAL SUBMA-
NOIA HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING IN Technologies Inc.) discusses extending life RINE RACES
WASHINGTON, D.C. and reducing servicing of observatories by John F. Hussey indation for Underwater
—Conference Report controlling excessive electrical transients. Research and Education) details the design
VIRTUAL ARRAY PROCESSING OF DIFAR PRESSURE-TOLERANT LITHIUM-POLYMER competition that awards teams for the speed
SONOBUOYS BATTERIES and creativity their human-powered
Abdalla Osman (University of Calgary) and Dr. Richard Wilson (Power and Electrical underwater vehicle
Dr. Aboelmagd Noureldin (Royal Military Systems) and Steve A. Somlyody (Bluefin MANNED SUBMERSIBLE TECHNOLOGY
College of Canada) review an approach for Robotics Corp.) showcase a reliable, swap- TO MANAGE AND UNDERSTAND THE
processing spatially aliased arrays of DIFAR pable, high-energy density battery for SEA
sonobuoys for enhanced underwater track- autonomous underwater vehicles and William Kohner SEAmagine Hydrospace
ing. oceanographic equipment. Corp.) describes | irsthand exploration of
UPWARD LOOKING SONAR-BASED MEA- A NEW, COMPACT OCEAN BOTTOM the oceans with manned submersibles can
SUREMENTS OF SEA ICE AND WAVES CABLED SEISMOMETER SYSTEM lead to deeper ir t and more accurate
David B. Fissel and John R. Marko (ASL Dr. Toshihiko Kanazawa and Dr. Masanao monitoring of nmMental impact and
Environmental Sciences Inc.) discuss a field Shinohara (Earthquake Research Institute other issues.
test of a new-generation ice profiler in the University of Tokyo) chronicle the develop- AUVS IN THE BAY 09
Northumberland Strait between New ment of compact cabled seismometers for Sea Technology uttends the NOAA
Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. seafloor observation and describe their first Chesapeake Bay Office’s Workshop to pro-
1HO S-100 SEEKS TO BECOME A VERSA- installation plan. mote the use of s in classrooms and
TILE INDUSTRY STANDARD OBSERVATION SYSTEM TO MONITOR research.
Capt. Robert Ward (International CALIFORNIA COAST IN REAL TIME HABCAM SHEDS LIGHT ON INVADING
Hydrographic Bureau) explains how the Richard Hoops (Wrigley Institute for TUNICATE
IHO’s new hydrographic geospatial standard Environmental Studies, University of Amber York (Woods Hole Oceanographic
for marine data and information is not just for Southern California) details how USC experts Institution) explains how the Habitat
hydrographers. are using radar, underwater gliders and other Mapping Camera System monitors ecosys-
sensors to monitor ocean waters off the tem change over time and space.
JULY Southern California coast. REAL-TIME TELEMETRY OF HYDRODY-
Cover—Project Kelvin, the new subsea cable THE POWER OF ONBOARD FUEL AND NAMIC AND HYDROLOGICAL VARI-
2009 Annual Index www.sea-technology.com
ABLES Soapbox—REDUCING THE GULF’S HUR- COUNTERING THE TORPEDO THREAT
Francisco J. Gutiérrez, Dr. Gabriel Navairo RICANE THREAT BY TAMING THE LOOP THROUGH DETECTION AND 3D TRACK-
and Dr. Javier Ruiz (Instituto de Ciencias CURRENT—Dr. Richard LaRosa ING
Marinas de Andalucia, Consejo Superior de EDITORIAL CONTENT Nico Roosnek (Roosnek Resear
Investigaciones Cientificas) characterize the MODERN GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGY Development) chronicles the develop
Guadalquivir River Estuary Surveillance AIDS IN FINDING BYPASSED OIL AND of a sonar system to detect and track t
Network, a high-resolution network for envi- GAS RESERVES does.
ronmental monitoring. Roger Young (eSeis Inc.) explains how oper- DEVELOPING A LIGHTWEIGHT, NEL
ators in the Gulf of Mexico find a new seis- TRALLY BUOYANT MCM TOWED ARRAY
SEPTEMBER mic tool useful in evaluating opportunities CABLE
Cover—tThis large purple seafan (Gorgonia for drilling. Jostein’ Auganess and Henrik
ventilina) is common on shallow, tropical CHALLENGES OF MANUFACTURING Andreasen (Seaproof Solutions) expla
reefs of the Caribbean, Florida and the AND INSTALLING DEEPWATER PIPELINES a new cable limits payload impact
Bahamas. (Photo courtesy of Harbor Branch Martin Connelly, Richard Freeman (Corus reduces towed array weight while
Oceanographic Institute) Tubes Energy) and Mark Cizek (Williams) increased durability.
Editorial—DEMOGRAPHICS SHOULD discuss maximizing pressure tolerance of the ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE 2009
INFORM WAVE ENERGY POLICY—Maria Perdido Norte Pipeline, installed at a depth —Conference preview.
Stefanovich of more than 2,500 meters. AN IMPROVED DIVER DETECTION
Soapbox—MARINE SPATIAL PLANNING SEG’S 79TH ANNUAL MEETING METHOD FOR SHALLOW-WATER PORT
AND NEW OCEAN USES—Thomas Street —Conference Preview AREAS
EDITORIAL CONTENT A VISION SYSTEM FOR MEASURING Dr. Victor D. Svet, Donald Sandiland
CHALLENGES IN REGULATING THE ABUNDANCE AND SIZE OF DEEPSEA Manel Monteiro (Oceanscan Ltd.) d
OPEN-OCEAN ENERGY INDUSTRY SCALLOPS diver detection sonar that adapts to
Robert Cing-Mars (Free Flow Energy Inc.) Steve Tomanovich (Compass Technical tionary sea environments.
tells of assessing engineering and regulatory Consulting LLC) examines how a system AN ENERGY-HARVESTING
gaps for wave and current energy installa- used National Instruments LabVIEW to help AUTONOMOUS SURFACE VESSEL
tions on the Outer Continental Shelf. overcome difficulties in accurately calculat- Scott Willcox, Justin Manley
USING SONAR TO INVESTIGATE INTER- ing dimensions of scallop shells. Robotics Inc.) and Dr. Sean Wiggins (S«
ACTIONS BETWEEN MARINE LIFE, SUBSEA MVP CAST GAUGE OPTIMIZES SEISMIC Institution of Oceanography) report
TURBINES AND HYDROGRAPHIC OPERATIONS Wave Glider’s capacity for acousti
Eric Munday (BioSonics Inc.) describes a Derrick R. Peyton and Mark Smith (ODIM tions.
hydroacoustic system that will be used to Brooke Ocean) chronicle how computer- THE SUBMARINE AS A POTENT WEAPON
help research marine mammals’ behavior assisted sound speed technology enhances FOR LITTORAL WATER OPERATIONS
near potential kinetic hydropower sites. the ODIM MVP real-time water column pro- Vincent Geiger (Direction des Const
OCEANS’09 MTS/IEEE CONFERENCE filing system. Navales Services) examines the us¢
RETURNS TO BiLOX! ASSESSING FATIGUE LIFE OF WELDED marines in shallower waters.
—Conference Preview JOINTS ON OFFSHORE CONSTRUCTIONS ADVANCES IN ENERGY, POWER DENSITY
NORTH ATLANTIC SST IMPACTS ICE Huseyin Ozden and K. Turgut Gursel (Ege OF LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES
EXTENT IN THE KARA AND BARENTS SEAS University) report on the results of experi- Dr. Robert Gitzendanner, Frank Pus
Oleg Pokrovsky (Main Geophysical mental fatigue analyses of fillet-welded joints Stuart Santee (Yardney Technical P
Observatory, Russia) explains how data under multiaxial loading in ships and off- Inc.) discuss enhanced battery des
analysis shows slow oscillation in ice extent shore structures. undersea applications.
followed by average sea surface temperature AUTONOMOUS DAILY CTD PROFILES A MULTITARGET TRACKING METHOD
in the North Atlantic throughout the 20th BETWEEN 3,700 METERS AND THE OCEAN FOR BROADBAND PASSIVE SONAR
century. SURFACE Dr. Kevin Brinkmann and Jérg Hurka
COASTAL ZONE MAPPING FOR OIL SPILL Dr. Gereon Th. Budéus (Alfred Wegener Elektronik GmbH) explain how multi!
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Institute for Polar and Marine Research) esis tracking concepts could reduce the
Dr. Hamid Assilzadeh, Dr. Yang Gao relates details of a moored CTD profiling ual input needed for tracking systen
(University of C. lgary) and Dr. Jason K. Levy installation that covers the complete water
(Virginia Comn, snwealth University) charac- column between the deepsea ocean floor DECEMBER
terize a geomatics approach to situational, and the ocean surface Cover—A diver surveys an armor belt
risk and damage analysis and emergency USS Monitor, near the stern, as pa
response applications for oi! spill manage- NOVEMBER NOAA-led expedition to survey
ment. Cover—The Aegis-class destroyer USS War-era wreck using modern
OCEANS ’09 IEEE BREMEN CONFERENCE Hopper launches a standard missile during equipment. (Photo courtesy
AND EXHIBITION an exercise, successfully intercepting a sub- Explorers)
—Conference Report scale, short-range missile launched from the Editorial—THE FUTURE OF UNMANNED
CANADIAN EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS Kauai Test Facility at the Pacific Missile SYSTEMS IN THE NAVY—Lauren Masti
IMPORTANCE OF DEEPWATER CORAL Range Facility, Barking Sands, in Hawaii. Soapbox—OCEAN ENERGY: ON THE CUSP
James Gates and Geoff Gillard (Living (Photo courtesy of U.S. Navy) OF SUCCESS—Frederick R. Drisco!l
Oceans Society) chronicle a research expe- Editorial—HARNESSING THE POTENTIAL A PERSONAL REBREATHER SYSTEM FOR
dition in British Columbian waters that doc- OF UUVS FOR UNDERSEA WARFARE— RESCUE SUBMARINE OPERATIONS
umented a coral forest’s role as a vital habi- Donald F. McCormack Mark Johnson (O: Dive Technologie:
tat for many species. Soapbox—SUSTAINING UNDERSEA WAR- and Gene Melton (HydroSpace Engine:
FARE SUPERIORITY—Bruce Spear Inc.) tell of meeting design challer
OCTOBER EDITORIAL CONTENT developing a wearable rebreather syster
Cover—Geo Celtic, part of Fugro-Geoteam’s SUBMARINE HUNTING IN SHALLOWS— the Australian navy’s Remora submarit
seismic fleet, undertakes a seismic survey in A TWO-STAGE APPROACH Continued on page 84
the Gulf of Mexico. (Photo courtesy of Boris Markus Schafer and Matthias Conrad *(L-3 MIR SUBMERSIBLES EXPLORE THE BOT-
de Swan) ELAC Nautik) outline a new application of a TOM OF RUSSIA’S LAKE BAIKAL
Editorial—NEW ROLES FOR APPLIED GEO- multibeam echo sounder system for use in Dr. Anatoly M. Sagalevitch and Dr. Nik
PHYSICS—Dean Clark anti-submarine warfare. A. Rimski-Korsakov (P.P. Shirshovy Institute
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Oceanology) describe how the MIR sub- Yuri Rzhanov (University of New research device for scientific survey.
mersibles discovered oil, gas and hard gas Hampshire) discusses making use of avail- DESIGNING A DEEP-TOWED CAMERA
hydrates on the bottom of Lake Baikal. able modern technologies to reduce the VEHICLE USING SINGLE CONDUCTOR
UNDERWATER INTERVENTION 2010— need for intensive manual labor. CABLE
Conference preview ADCPS IN ACTION USERS’ CONFER- Peter Hill (National Institute of Water &
HIGH-TECH MONITORING OF A ENCE—Conference report Atmospheric Research) examines a_ cost-
NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY ROV EDVARD PROVIDES RESEARCH, effective approach that uses telecom
Kristina Fiore (MedPage Today) details how LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES modems and existing winch and cable.
divers, scientists and NOAA helped keep Stefanie Rettig (Bremerhaven University of
tabs on a Civil War shipwreck via a techno- Applied Sciences), Bjérn Saworski and Dr
logically advanced collaboration. Oliver Zielinski (Institute for Marine
SOFTWARE TOOLS FOR EXTRACTION OF Resources) report on how a student group
VIDEO FRAMES FOR USE IN MOSAICKING has developed a new educational video and
2009 Annual Index
Ahilan, R.V. 4/17 Farr, Sam Korgen, Ben
Ahmad, Fatima 4/51 Fiore, Kristina Krout, Richard
Alexakis, Stylianos 6/10 Fissel, David LaRosa, Richard
Alexander, Lee 3/7 Flagg, Marco Leone, Alessandro
Allen, Thad 1/14 Fowler, Jimmy E. Levy, Jason K
Anagnostou, Marios 6/10 Freeman, Richard Lo lacono, Claudio
Asakawa, Kenichi 6/73 Frey, C. Lee Lucas, Martin
Assilzadeh, Hamid 9/33 Fujii, Toyonobu Lucey, Danielle
Auganaes, Jostein 11/19 Fuller, Richard Malzone, Chris
Ballou, Phil 8/77 Furlong, Maaten Manley, Justin
Balton, David A. 1/23 Gannett, Paul Marko, John
Bang-Andreasen, Henrik 11/19 Gao, Yang Martin, Rick
Bannasch, Rudolf 5/33 Gates, James Martinez-Ledesr Miguel
Bartolome, Rafael 2/10 Geiger, Vincent Masterson, Laurer
Beardsley, Dale 2/61 Gerau, Bartolomé McCormack, Donald F.
Beaujean, Pierre-Philippe J. 5/17 Gillard, Geoff McGrath, Chris
Bibuli, Marco 2/63 Gitzendanner, Robert McLean, Craig
Bilard, Randy 4/65 Gove, David A. Melton, Gene
Botelho, Silvia S.C. 3/37 Gracia, Eulalia Mendez, Jeremial
Brinkmann, Kevin 11/43 Gray, Thomas Moisan, John R
Bruzzone, Gabriele 2/63 Gursel, K. Turget Monteiro, Mane
Budéus, Gereon Th. 10/45 Gutiérrez, Francisco Morris, Julie
Burnett, William 5/41 Hanff, Hendrik SJ Mullin, Joseph
“accia, Massimo 2/63 Hardy, Kevin Munday, Eri
‘ammen, Leon M. 1/33 Harrison, Michael R. Munier, Rob
-anepa, Gaetano 6/7 Higinbotham, John R. Muskat, Judd
‘arlson, Edward A. 5/17 Hill, Peter Myers, Mark D
‘attle, Howard 1/22 Hodor, Mark bNh Navarro, Gabri¢
Cing-Mars, Robert 9/10 Holt, David Neser, Gokden
Cizek, Mark 10/15 Hoops, Richard Noureldin, Abos
Clark, Christopher W. 8/10 Hopper, Tim O'Malley, Stephe:
Clark, Dean 10/7 Hornet, josep Miquel Orton, Philip M
Connelly, Martin 10/15 Hotaling, Lies! Osman, Abdalla
Conrad, Matthias 11/10 Hurka, Jorg Ozden, Huseyin
Cornett, Andrew 4/59 Hussey, John F. Pagano, Susanne 1/30, 4/37
Cummings, Julie 7/7 Hyakudome, Tadahiro Painter, Amy 1/33
DeNolfo, Phil 7/15 Jamieson, Alan J Patron, Pedro 4/101
Diraco, Giovanni 1/45 Jensen, Robert Patterson, Anthor 4/65
Distante, Cosimo 1/45 Johnson, Mark NN=WUIw sFS eu=tjeeUOSjuwSWwWWNBwsww W—WWWw o sE_w SS—WNe W PNsw etoHe r- s , Donald B 8/10
Dormer, David 1/41 Jordan, Simon Petri, Jan R. 5/10
Drews, Paulo Lilles J. 3/37 Kanazawa, Toshihiko WSwNW jw Peyton, Derrick R 10/33
Driscoll, Frederick R. 12/41 Khachaturian, Steve Pokrovsky, Oleg 9; »7
Eastaugh, Paul 3/33 Killeen, Timothy Proctor, Alison 5 )
Ellison, Robert 4/69 Kohnen, William Puglia, Frank 11/3?>9
Englander, John 1/34 Kopf, Achim Qu, Fengzhong 7
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Rauch, Samuel Solan, Marin Veitch, Brian
Resio, Donald Somlyody, Steve A. Ward, Robert
Rettig, Stefanie Spear, Bruce Watanabe, Yoshitaka
Rimski-Korsakov Spears, Diana F. Weston, Steve
Roosnek, Nico Spruance, John C. Wiggins, Sean
Ruiz, Javier Stansfield, Kate Willcox, Scott
Ruiz, Simon Stark, Nina Willis, Zdenka
Rzhanov, Yuri Stefanovich, Maria Wilson, Richard
Sagalevitch, Anatoly Stevenson, Peter Wilby, Andy
Sanderson, John Street, Thomas Wood, Stephen L.
Sandilands, Donald Svejkovsky, Jan Wrinch, Michael C.
Santee, Stuart Svet, Victor D. Yang, Liuging
Saworski, Bjérn Thomsen, Jim York, Amber
Schafer, Markus Thomson, Hugh Young, Roger
Shinohara, Masanao Tomanovich, Steve Zarzhitsky, Dimitri
Sinclair, Mark Trizna, Dennis B. Zielinski, Oliver
Slocum, Daryl B. Tsabaris, Christos
Smith, Mark Unal, Engin
Subject Index
3Dconnexion (article) 12/44 Autonomous,
580EX strobes (article) 12/50 sensors, in-situ
surface,
craft
Abyssal zone (article) 3/41 swarms
Acoustic, vehicle,
communication, underwater (UAC (Editorial) 7/7 self-mooring
detection vinta (article) 6/10 surface
Doppler current profiler ADCP (article) 2/42 solar powered (ASV)
(article) 6/46 underwater (AUV)
(article) 8/49
(article) 12/26
Conference Report) 12/39
sensor networks, underwater UW_ASNs) (Editorial)
underwater (article) 6/39
(article) 8/10 EcoMapper
(Soapbox) 6/81
communications, high-bit-rate . (article) 5/17 design issues...
Acquisition work force governance eae eS, ee ee eee
Administrative Procedure Act (article) 4/51 REMUS,
Aid-to-navigation (ATON) buoy (article) 2/42
Alaminos Canyon Block 857 (article) 10/15
ALANIS project ideadecaue (article) 2/63
Alboran Sea (article) > 3/29
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Ambient Pressure Diving Ltd (article) 12/28
8/7
American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 .(Editorial) &
Amphibico................ (article) 12/28
Amplitude variation with offset (AVO)..... jaceonet (article) 10/10
Antarctica (article) 12/50 Barents Sea
Applied Signal Tec hnologg y (article) 3/10 Batteries, lithium-polymer
Aquaculture, Beluga Shipping GmbH
economic and political uncertainty for > Bioluminescence
Aquadopp profiler (article) 2/4 ) BioSonics Inc
PING SPOBIIY, 6555504000000 (article) 9/27 Bitumen
oil and gas deve lopme nt (article) 4/51 Bisetiny RaWGGCS COD. .6.0.seecescsicesesescaceseroreess
resources, legal and regulatory issues (article) 4/51 Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences.....
(article)12/50 British Columbia
ASL Environmental Sciences In« (article) 6/45
Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (/ (article) 9/27
ATON system (article)2 “ Cable,
Audio video interleave (AV! format (article) 12/3 aramid-reinforced article
Augmented Kalman filter (article) aay armored fiber optic tow .(article
AutoCat autonomous surface craft (article) 7/11 single conductor le
Auto-detection buoy (AB) .. (article) 8/12 subsea (article
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‘abled, Decade Engineering (article)
observatories, subsea (article) 7 Deep Explorers ... (article)
seismometer system (article) 7 Deep Multi Sealites Sores article)
seismometer, ocean bottom (OBCS) (article) 7 Deep Towed Imaging System (DT!S article)
alifornia Department of Fish and Game Office of Spill Deepsea fauna.. ra (article)
Prevention and Response (OSPR) (article) DeepSea Power & Light... article) 1
amera article)
high-definition (HD) underwater (article) 1 Nh Demultiplexing article
infrared (IR) (article) Desert Star Systems (article
(article) € Det Norske Veritas (DN\ article)
(article) &>© (article) &
anon (article) Digital subscriber line (DSI
ape Hatteras, North Carolina (article) symmetrical high-bit-rate article)
ape Henry, Virginia (article) Digital video (DV article)
‘arboneras Fault Zone (article) OWWN WODOigNitNa l ......... article
ensus of Marine Life (article) 1 NhNo NhNBUI—O) eMU DirectShow ' article
‘enter for Innovative Technology (article) 7/10 Cirectional frequency analysis and re
hatham Rise (article) 12/49 (DIFAR) sonobuoy article
(article) 2/42 Diving article)
(article) 7/10 Dokuz Eylul University (article
hlorophyll A (article) 12/28 Dolphin communication physics article
hristian Proeber Unterwassertechnik (article) 12/46 Dopper velocity log (DVI a » Report
hromatic dissolved organic material (article) 12/28 ? Downlink ....... article)
Citadel conductivity, temperature, depth Drilling rigs, deepwater, high utilizatior R&F
(CTD) sensors (Conference Report) 12/40 DT-X digital echo sounder article
feat Water Act (CWA) ..ciccccesecconsseneesocsscovesconed (Soapbox) 9/77 DVCam article)
limate Variability and Predictability project 2 DVPlayerAcquire article)
‘oastal Zone Management Act (CZMA)............ (Soapbox) 9/77 Dynamic riser cable article)
ommunications,
Bg eagdesde cabciinearce toei caicrnieeeesnadant asinsahesdie (article) 2/445 -
underwater (article) c» ) >) ,) E-glass fiber-reinforced polyester comp« article
CO SE Leeee e a (Editorial) 5 E-Navigation... Editorial) 3
ompass Technical Consulting LLC .. (article) 10/27 Eckernférde Bay article) 4/10
ompass Ecotriplet........ ‘ article) 12/28
digital (article) EdgeTech Marine article) 5/17
magnetic (article) Education ....... article) 12/43
onductivity, temperature, depth (CTD) sensor...(article) Educational video and research devic«
(article) (EdVaRD) remotely operated vehicle article) 12/4
onterence Preview, Ege University article) 2/5
2009 Marine Technology Eigenvalues article) >3
for Offshore Wind Power Workshop Electrical Power Research Institute (EPR Editorial) 9/7
2009 Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) Electronic chart display and informatiot
International Exposition and 79th Annual Meeting of (ECDIS) article) 6/49
the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) Electronic navigational chart (EN¢ article) 6/49
Interspill 2009 Elm Electronics. article) 12/50
Ocean Business 2009 Elm624 article) 12/50
4/43 Embedded knowledge
9 »2 ) and autonomous planning Soapbox) 4/101
5/47 Emergent Space Technologies In« article) 7/10
Endangered Species Act (ESA article) 4/51
Undersea Defence Technology (UDT) Europe 2009.....5 Soapbox
Underwater Intervention (Ul) 2009 Energy Policy Act (EPA
Soapbox
Underwater Intervention (Ul) 2010 Energy,
onterence Report, current article) 9/10
ADCPs in Action Users’ Conference efficient underwater acoustic netwé Editorial) 5/7
AUVs in the Bay ‘09 hydro .... article) 9/15
open-ocean article) 9/10
NOIA annual meeting wave article) 9/10
OCEANS’09 IEEE Bremen Conference and Exhibition.. policy .. Editorial) 9/7
onsejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas Eontusion project article) 2/27
(CSIC (article) European Marine Energy Centre (EME( article) 9/16
(article) 12/50 EVENT-SHELF survey article) 2
opper wire, subsea applications (article) 5/4! EvoLogics GmbH.. ‘ article) 5
oral, .. (article) 9/45 Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ article
reets, deep (article) 5/10
ornell University (article) 8/10 . 4s
orus Tubes Energy (article) 10/15 Fairways Offshore Exploration Inc article) 10/12
‘TD 48 (article) 12/44 Falmouth Scientific Inc article) 7/11
Federal Energy Regulatory Commissior Editorial) 9/7
Federal University of Minas Gerais article) 23/2
Data transmission, underwater (article) 5/33 Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul article) 7] 3 »7
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Fiber, Ice Profiler
distribution canister.. (article) 4/27 Imaging Science Research Inc.
systems, undersea ... (article) 4/2 Impedance
Finding Coral Exhibition ....... (article) 9 ‘45 IMPULS survey article
Fisheries, economic and political uncertainty for (R&F) 1 35 (article
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO (article) 9 46 Institute for Marine Resources .
Institute of Ocean Sciences... (article) 6 45 Instituto de Ciencias Marinas de Andalucia, Consejo Suy
Florida Atlantic University (FAL (article) 5 de Investigaciones Cientificas (ICMAN-CSIC article
(article) 7 Integrated Ocean Observing System
Florida Institute of Technology (article) Intel-Atom microprocessor
Free Flow Energy Inc. ... (article) International Convention for the Prevention
Frequency shift key data (article) of Pollution From Ships (MARPOL), Annex VI ....(arti¢
Fuel, marine .............. (article) 7 International Exposition and 79th Annual Meeting of the
SRR ae (article) Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)......(Editeria
International Hydrographic Bureau reves farticle
International Hydrographic Organization (IHO
(article) publication 100 (S-100)
(article) publication 57 (S-57
Geographic information system (GIS Loe (article) International Maritime Organization (IMO)
(article) Standards of Training, Certification
(article) and Watchkeeping
CHOOINAICS 0.50. 08c00iis.0ee0 (article) International Organization for Standardization ISC)
Geophysics, 19100 series
a: re (Editorial) 10/7 of geographic information standards.. .
technology (article) 10 10 8217 marine quality specification ...........
Georges Bank (article) 10/2 International Regulations for Prevention
(article) 8 41 of Collisions at Sea 1972 (72 COLREGS)
Glider anes. (article) 3? 29 International Seakeepers Society projects
(article) 7 10 lridium Communications Inc.
underwater (article) 7/41
Global,
positioning system (GPS (article) 12 26
wave energy resources assessment (article) 4/5 Japan Agency for Marine-Earth
GraphEditPlus (article) 12 Science and Technology
Graphical user interface (GUI (article) 12 Jason-1 satellite
Great White Field ...... ....(article) 10
Guadalquivir River Estuary St rve lance Network. (article) 8
Gulf of Mexico (GOM)... (article) 10/1 Kahling Antriebstechnik (KAG)
(article) 10 Kara Sea
continental shelf (article) 10 KATERINA sensor
eT | (article) 12 Kittiwake Developments ................:cccssseeeeeees
Gyro, performance at extreme latitudes. (article) 3? KPSI Series 735 level transducers
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Habitat Mapping Camera System (HabCam) (article) 8 41 LabView
Habitats, chemosynthetic (article) 12 51
Hadal Environment Science Lake Baikal, Russia
and Education Program (article) 3 4 l Lake Hemmoor, Germany ................ssseceeeee00
Hadal-Lander eee A (article) 3 4 | Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory,
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute . ne (article)3 3/ 1 5 CIEE RFI occccscsannctascacsnensvececsooicscs
(article)5 I(0 Lifeboat simulators, training
HD wide-angle lens, 13x (article) 12 Lightweight Modular Causeway System..
HDPlayerAcquire........ (article) 12 Liquetied natural gas (LNG)
HDR-HC1 (article) 12 5 LithSeis technology
Hedgehog Technologies In (article) 7 27 Living Oceans Society
Hellenic Centre for Marine Research edhe (article) 6 10 Logitech
HERMES acoustic communication system (article) 5 17 Long baseline (LBL
_ SS eee (article) 12 )
High-definition (HD) (article) 12 3 2
Honeywell................... , (article) 12 500 MacNeal-Schwendler Corp. (MSC)
Hornbeck Offshore Services ne (article) 7 1 Macquarie Ridge
HPR acoustic navigation system . (article) 12 5 Magnesium alloys, pressure vessel materials
HVR-M15U HD video camcorder (article) 12 32 Magnuson Stevens Fishery Conservation and
HVR-Z7U HD video camcorder (article) 12 » é MSFCMA)
Hydro International (Editorial)7 Main Geophysical Observatory, Russia.............
Hydroacoustic, system.. cute (article) 9 15 Manned submersible
Hydrographic, operations (article) 10/3 3 DeepWorker .. article
SEER eerie ; (article) 8/ 35 article
(article) 12 /28 Ocean Pearl article
HydroSpace Engineering (article) 12/ 10 Pisces VII, ) (article
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TRIUMPH (article) 8/31 budget feature) 6/16
Mapping, (article) 7/10
bathymetry (article) 4/69 article) 8
coastal zone... (article) 9/33 article) 12
IIE PD ic cctiivresadscecsecccavenicnceiansaasssecseses (article) 5/10 Atlantic Oceanographic
high spatial resolution (article) 4/69 and Meteorological Laboratory (article)
RS ES Sate caren carer eee (Editorial) 6/7 Center for Operational Oceanogr
visual-based, self-localization for AUV fleets...(article) 3/37 Products and Services (CO-OPS (article)
water quality (article) 4/69 Chesapeake Bay Office (NCBO ..(article) €
Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) (article) 4/51 Fisheries Service ee ae article) 1
(Soapbox) 9/77 Northeast Fisheries Science Cente article) 1
Marine spatial planning (Soapbox) 9/77 Physical Oceanographic Real-Tim:
Marine Technology study course (MAR) (article) 12/43 (PORTS").... ; ; Pan (article)
Maritime improvised explosive device (MIED)......(article) 3/10 Right Whale Research Grant prog (article) 8
MARUM (article) 12/46 WavewWatch III (article) 4/5
Maryland Port Authority (article) 2/42 Noble Denton .... s eigoknen .(article) 4
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (article) 7/11 Norddeutsche Seekabelwerke GmbH article) 12
Measurement, Nortek,
in-situ (article) 7/10 (article) 2/4
system, radiated-noise (article) 7/15 a ee ; (article) 8
Mediterranean Institute for Advanced Studies ....... (article) 3/29 North Atlantic Ocean (article) 9/2
Meerestechnisches Biro Turla (article) 12/46 Right whale " ....(article) 8
Memorial University (article) 4/65 North Sea, German Bight .(article) 12/¢
Micron sonar (article) 12/44 Northeast Pacific Time-Series Unders« ‘tworked
MiniDV (article) 12/32 Experiments (NEPTUNE
(article) 12/50 subsea cabled observatory........ (article) 7
Modems, telecom (article) 12/49 Northeastern Bentho-Pelagic Observat NEBO)(article) 8/4
Monitoring, Northumberland Strait, Canada... (article) 6/45
coastal article) 7/41 Numerical wave predictions. ..(article) 4/59
(article) 8/10 Nuytco Research Ltd. ..(article) 9/46
(article) 9/15
Mosaic (article) 3/37
lie RE IY AT INS Te Ne LOREEN (article) 12 O» Dive Technologies .. (article) 12/10
3D passive vision system for underwater (article) 1/ Obama, President Barack ....(Editorial) 2/7
Moving Vessel Profiler (MVP), Ocean Atmosphere Sensor Integratior
Computer-Assisted Sound Speed Technology (OASIS) project... (article) 7/10
(CAST) gauge Ocean,
MPEG, governance reform..... (R&F) 1/24
(article) 12/34 prioritize ..(Editorial) 2/7
IR een TEC ee AS ee OE ee ane SC (article) 12/34 technology test bed .(article) 5/23
(article) 12/50 zoning aes ..(Soapbox) 9/77
MSC Fatigue module (article) 2/53 Ocean Imaging Corp. ... donireet ....(article) 8/17
MSC NASTRAN (article) 2/5 3 OCEANS’09 IEEE Conference ..... (article) 12/43
MSC PATRAN (article) ) j 53 Oceanography, operational ..(Soapbox) 2/97
Multi Mission ReBreather System (MMRBS)........ (article) 1 ) 13 Oceanscience Group ..(article) 2/42
Multidrone simulator (article) >2 15 OceanTechUSA Inc. ... ..(article) 2/41
Multiple-input/multiple-output OceanWorks International............. (article) 12/10
ey WINN 5s ciccrcenecessseccinscssiemtaassorand (Editorial) 7/7 Octopus transceiver card.............. ..(article) 6/32
Multiscale seismic imaging (article) 2/10 ODIM Brooke Ocean.. ..(article) 10/33
PING HIN Sch enscviossecnesr rceeat aonnnesa ruomndnainee (article) 2/27 Offshore oil and gas,
telecommunications.. wees (article) 4/27
production, expanded............. ....(Editorial) 4/7
NASA (article) 7/1( ) Offshore technology innovation, need Soapbox) 5/77
(budget feature) 6/1 3 Ohmsett .(article) 8/18
Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC), RM nie aise dee ; (article) 12/15
Wallops Flight Facility (WFF) (article) 7/10 prices,
National Environmental Policy Act (article) 4/51 dropping ..(article) 4/37
National Institute of Water & volatile......... .-++-(R&F) 1/30
Atmospheric Research, New Zealand (article) 12/49 Re sblataieeeeinnncciciarnicematinionenins ..(article) 8/17
National Instruments .........................ssssesseeeseeeees (article) 10/27 emergency response ..(article) 9/3
National Marine Sanctuary (article) 12/25 M/V Cosco Busan.... (article) 8/21
National Sea Grant programs...........:.ssssseseeseeeeees (R&F) 1/33 Oil and gas,
NATO Undersea Research Centre (Editorial) 6/7 a esi ua be ; (article) 10/10
Nautilus Marine Service (article) 12/44 uncertainity in prospects ring Line report) 1/37
Navigation Vision 2025 (R&F) 1/11 Onset Computer Corp. ene (article) ic2/5s
Navy, Australian (article) 12/10 Operational wave observation plan ... (article) 5/41
Niigata-Kobe Tectonic Zone (NKTZ) (article) 7/39 Optical,
Nimrod (article) 4/10 add-drop multiplexing........... =e ...(article) 4/27
NOAA (article) 2/41 character recognition (OCR)...... : ..(article) 12/36
(article) 4/51 Oregon State University .................. (Editorial) 9/7
(article) 5/41 Orion INS (article) 3/33
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