22-May-2014 - South African Environmental Observation Network’s (SAEON’s), SkiMonkey Deep Benthic Photography System has completed another successful mission off the South African coast, extending the areas of operation where the Sea Technology Services 30 May, 2014
Sea Technology Services, via its U.S.A. representative Kim Dietrich, has been awarded an order from ECS Federal, Inc, for an enhanced model Sea Technology Services Hydro-Acoustic Calibration Control Unit, to be fitted aboard the newly built NOAA research ship, Reuben Lasker, recently launched by Marinette...
Sea-trials of the Sea Technology Services designed, and recently installed, Scientific Data System (SDS), aboard the Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) ship R.S. Algoa, were successfully completed during her recent cruise from Cape Town to Durban.
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Sea Technology Services is pleased to announce that NOAA’s U.S.A. Antarctic Ecosystem Research Group (AERG) have contracted Sea Technology Services to supply the oceanographic engineering support for their winter-cruise portion of their 2013-2014 Antarctic Field Program, around the South Shetland Islands, board the R.V. Palmer.
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Dr Larry Hutchings (Ma-RE, UCT), in conjunction with Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF), the Danish Technical University (DTU Aqua) and Sea Technology Services, will commence sea trials of a custom designed, ruggedized protective casing, mounted...
Fair winds and following seas to CSIR#1, the first Liquid Robotics Wave Glider deployed from Africa!
CSIR#1 started its maiden voyage from Hout Bay, Cape Town, and is making steady progress towards the...
Dr Sandy Thomalla (CSIR), Sea Technology Services (STS) and Dr Eric Rehm from University of Washington, Applied Physics Laboratory, have developed and manufactured an underway IOP observational system.
...Welcome back 542 and 543! Seagliders 542 and 543 have successfully completed their four-month long missions in the Southern Ocean, and have been retrieved by S.A. Agulhas during CSIR’s Southern Ocean Seasonal Cycle Experiment (SOSCEx) 27 June, 2012
The Sea Technology Services Fast Towed Cam (FTC) V2 system, designed and manufactured for NOAA’s Advanced Survey Technology (AST) group, in San Diego, successfully passed its bench acceptance testing...
CSIR’s new Sea-Bird Electronics GEOTRACES CTD system and 20' clean container lab were commissioned and tested during the The Southern Ocean Seasonal Cycle Experiment (SOSCEx) cruise aboard S.A. Agulhas.
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