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The Global Deep Sea Exploration Goal locations are visualized on six views of a three-dimensional surface of Earth: (A) Arctic Ocean, (B) Atlantic Ocean, (C) Indian Ocean, (D) Western Pacific Ocean, (E) Eastern Pacific Ocean, and (F) Southern Ocean. Maps rendered with ArcGIS software (53).

Ocean Discovery League Launches Global Strategy to Double Deep Seafloor Observations

eXtreamer wins 2026 Winner Spotlight on new technology.

Teledyne eXtreamer Receives 2026 Spotlight on New Technology Award

Twenty-Four new Deep-Sea Species Discovered in Major Pacific research

From left: Pia Dahl Højgaard, DG of the Danish Geodata Agency; Rear Admiral Angus Essenhigh OBE, UK National Hydrographer; Jamie McMichael-Phillips, Director of Seabed 2030; Evert Flier, Chair of GEBCO.

North Sea Hydrographic Commission Joins Seabed 2030 to Enhance North Sea Mapping Efforts

An OGEQUIP technician prepares a Nortek ADCP for service.

Nortek Announces New Partnership with OGEQUIP for ADCP and DVL Services in Brazil

CF 3850 Denise P and CF3850 Julia P.

Damen Signs Contract with the Polidano Group for Two Combi Freighters

Thomas Friis, Training Director at Aboa Mare, demonstrates a full-mission bridge simulator environment, highlighting the advanced training capabilities now available through its cooperation with Steerprop for propulsion-focused vessel operations.

Steerprop and Aboa Mare Enter Cooperation Agreement on Simulator-Based Propulsion Training

OPT’s WAM-V.

Ocean Power Technologies Secures Order for Fully Integrated WAM-V for an Underwater Research Customer in the Nordics

Aerial drone view of cargo ship sailing in sea. Freight transportation and global logistics.

A New Way to Trust Ocean Positioning

UCL testing in July of 2025.

UCL and RAD Publish Definitive Study on Quiet Electric Marine Technology

Image of Hurricane Milton from NOAA's GOES-16 satellite on Oct. 8, 2024.

National Hurricane Center to Issue New Forecast Cone Graphics for 2026 Hurricane Season

Atmospheric data is displayed on computer screens, part of the Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System (AWIPS) used by meteorologists at NOAA's National Weather Service.

NOAA’s National Weather Service Eyes the Cloud for Next-Gen Applications

ON&T July 2026 uncrewed vehicle buyers guide cover

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