Hydrography, oceanology, and marine science professionals are still welcome to register for Oceanology International 2024 (Oi24), where they can discover, connect, and learn. The organizers are unveiling plans for their...

Radar Remote Sensing of ocean surface waves may in general be defined as measuring characteristics of the sea surface by means of electromagnetic waves so that the sea surface is...

ASL recently acquired three Mesemar PBM-15 polyethylene buoys for a major metocean study being undertaken as part of a client project. These buoys adhere to the recommendations of the International...

A team of scientists from Australia, Belgium, Italy and the UK have demonstrated how ocean winds can generate spontaneous rogue waves, the first step to predicting the potentially dangerous phenomenon....

The event will showcase our sector’s innovation and the opportunity which wave and tidal offers the UK: bringing industry together with political decision-makers. Held across 24 hours it will contain...

A new study has documented the first simultaneous observations of waves and currents in Norway’s Lofoten Maelstrom – one of the world’s strongest open ocean tidal current systems. The observations,...

Forecasting the state of the sea is important for shipping, offshore and coastal engineering, management of coastal zones and tourism. ESA's GlobWave project offers a one-stop shop for satellite data...

UK-based wave energy technology company Mocean Energy has secured a major new investment to accelerate the commercial roll-out of its Blue Star wave machine. The new funds will drive the...

Carnegie Wave Energy(Australia) and its Bermuda-based developer Triton Renewable Energy have successfully deployed and commissioned a wave monitoring buoy off the south shore of Bermuda. This buoy is to gather...