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Emerging technologies & sustained observations

Most recent advances in understanding our environment have been underpinned by new observations, whether through innovative ways of measuring new environmental properties or simply through incremental improvements in sensor and platform robustness and stability, leading to more sustained, better sampled, observations. In this session, we invite contributions illustrating how new observations have helped to advance scientific understanding about how the ocean works. We welcome contributions from a range of advances, including in microchip technologies, Autosub and ROV deployments, ships of opportunity, eulerian and langrangian observing platforms and in satellite observations. New ways of integrating sensing and observing systems are especially welcome.

The IMarEST and the Society for Underwater Technology are proud to co-sponsor this session with our colleagues at the Challenger Society for Marine Science.

IMarEST and SUT members are invited to register for the conference and to submit a paper to the session.

Following this session a joint Special Interest Group on the topic of Marine Technologies in Support of Marine Science will be established open to members of all three societies. Any IMarEST members wishing to be a member of this group either as a corresponding member or as a committee member should email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to be added to the distribution list. 

Members interested in this area may also be interested in subscribing to, or submitting papers to, the IMarEST Journal of Operational Oceanography(JOO). Please visit the JOO webpage for details.