SeaView Systems will be presenting the following paper for spring 2019: Exploiting On-board Data Storage for Improved Wave Sensing Models for Non-ideal Buoy Hulls – Presentation by Tim Crandle at 2019 IEEE/OES 12th Currents, Waves, Turbulence Measurement and Applications Workshop (CWTMA), 10-13 March, San [...]
SeaView Systems’ innovative thinking has earned a $25,000 prize awarded for their submission to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ Great Lakes Invasive Carp Challenge. In the USA, millions of dollars and countless hours have been spent over that last 20 years trying to [...]
SeaView Systems and LimnoTech have teamed up to enhance wave monitoring in a network of Great Lake buoys supporting real-time marine data collection. LimnoTech owns, services, and deploys a network of seven nearshore buoys in Lake Michigan and Lake Erie in cooperation with the Great [...]
SeaView's SVS-603 Wave Height Sensor is enabling wave measurements on a wide range of buoy hulls worldwide. The results produced by this powerful new product, which offers a comprehensive set of wave summary statistics as well as raw data for scientific studies, compares favorably with data produced by [...]
In November 2016, field trials were conducted with SurfROVer at the Army Corps of Engineers’ Field Research Facility (FRF) near Duck, North Carolina. These trials were performed in freshwater and saltwater environments and in an estuary on Albemarle Sound (inland side of the Outer [...]
SeaView Systems, Inc. a leading provider of oceanographic and underwater technologies and services including electronics, remotely operated vehicles and custom tooling systems, announces the availability of the SVS-603 wave sensor. The SVS-603 enables a new range of wave sensing applications through its compact footprint, [...]
SeaView Systems, Inc., a leading provider of custom ROVs, underwater survey services and marine technologies, recently performed a comprehensive inspection of a 32,000ft (10km) long water intake tunnel operated by a regional water authority. The 43-year-old tunnel draws water from the Great Lakes to [...]
The July 2015 issue of Sea Technology magazine feature article by SeaView's president Matthew Cook and Tetra Tech's principal marine geophysicist, Richard Funk. Read it here.
SeaView is thrilled to have our Case Study of how we recently provided a SVS-509 OmniData Multiplexer stack to Tetra Tech's Survey and Mapping Group based in Seattle, WA. You can download the full article here or visit our Products page for more information on the [...]
Driving back to Michigan after attending the EnergyOcean conference in Boston this week (a conference catering to the Offshore Renewables Energy industry) has given me ample time to ponder the status of the US Offshore Renewables Energy market. The running joke among some of us vendors exhibiting [...]
