SeaView Systems is announcing a firmware 1.95 update for the industry-leading SVS-603 wave sensor. Enhancements include: Directional spectrum output SeaView’s new proprietary Mean Noise Filter - improved method for filtering anomalous buoy/mooring induced motion Response Amplitude Operator (RAO) - enables modeling of platform in response to waves [...]
As the size and cost of small observation class ROVs and their peripheral equipment has continued to decrease in the last twenty years, there has also been a noticeable increase in their versatility and ease of use. These factors have made [...]
SeaView Systems is pleased to announce its Wave Sensor Partner Program. These partner companies have worked with SeaView to provide various value-added products to integrate with the SVS-603 wave sensor as well as develop complete turn-key systems. Visit the partner page for further details. [...]
Since the discovery of lionfish in Florida in 1985, their calamitous impact on marine ecosystems has been observed from Rhode Island to Brazil. Lionfish are particularly threatening because of their broad diet of important fish and crustaceans, their ability to exponentially reproduce and their [...]
SeaView Systems has delivered their SVS-603 wave sensor for use with data buoys manufactured by NexSens Technology, Inc. and supplied by Fondriest Environmental, Inc. for NOAA’s Chesapeake Bay Interpretive Buoy System (CBIBS). CBIBS, which services and maintains a network of data buoys throughout the [...]
SeaView Systems is pleased to announce their distributorship with Blue Robotics. Blue Robotics offers the world's most affordable ROV in its class - perfect for inspections, research and adventuring. The BlueROV2 features a 6-thruster vectored configuration, open-source electronics and software with plenty of expandability. [...]
Dr Timothy Crandle of SeaView Systems presented at the 2019 IEEE/OES Twelfth Currents, Waves, Turbulence Measurement and Applications Workshop (CWTMA) in San Diego from 10-13 March, 2019. The focus of his presentation highlighted the unique capabilities of SeaView’s SVS-603 wave sensor’s sizable on-board data [...]
The SVS-603 is part of a suite of wave and and water quality measuring equipment included in Lake Erie buoys around Cleveland. These 'smart' buoys are monitoring wave and water quality conditions to forecast hypoxic (low oxygen) conditions and/or harmful algal blooms which could [...]
One of the most popular trout fishing and charter boat destinations in the Great Lakes now has access to to wave statistics from the addition of an SVS-603 to the NexSens CB-150 Data Buoy near Stannard Rock Lighthouse, Lake Superior, which is great news [...]
SeaView Systems's SVS-603 wave sensor is enabling two new smart buoys to measure wave heights and other wave parameters in Lake Michigan. This new class of ultra-small 'smart buoy' is possible due to the small footprint and power consumption of the SVS-603. Scientists as well [...]
