Author: Rick

First MTS International Buoy Workshop 2019

A very successful “First MTS International Buoy Workshop” was held in April, 2019 as the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) hosted the first Buoy Workshop outside of North America at its marine facility and labs in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Much like Buoy Workshops of the past, the meeting brought together; science, engineering and […]

Success in the Caribbean, Costa Rica

RDSEA and Campbell Scientific Partner in the CaribbeanRDSEA International (St Pete Beach, FL) and Campbell Scientific; Centro Caribe (San Jose, Costa Rica) in collaboration have been awarded a contract with APM Terminals (Netherlands) for a MetOcean and EIS study of harbor and port expansion in Limon, Costa Rica. Full surveys, and a real-time data program […]

Tampa Bay PORTS Adds Waves Buoy

RDSEA supports the Tampa Bay Physical Real-Timie System (PORTS) by installing a new waves buoy system at the enterance to Egmont Channel, Tampa Bay. On June 5th, a new Datawell Waverider Mk II wave monitoring buoy was deployed on the Tampa Bay PORTS system. Wave height, period and direction along with sea-surface temperature will be […]

2015 IEEE Currents, Waves and Turbulence Measurement Workshop

2015 IEEE Currents, Waves and Turbulence Measurement Workshop; St Petersburg, FL “Quality from End to End“ In today’s world, there have been many changes in the science and technology of current, waves and turbulence measurement.  Sensors are linked to real-time data telemetry, QA, archiving, processing, and distribution systems and what happens to data in these […]

RDSEA Summers in Alaska, 2014

RDSEA International, Inc. and Olin Hydrographic Solutions (Miami, FL) recently complete an oceanographic assessment and survey for a new platform production facility to be installed in Cook Inlet, AK for Furie Alaska and Crowley Marine. Furie is presently drilling both exploration and development wells with a jack-up rig in the Cook Inlet region. A platform, […]

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