54 MTR March 2011
Scheduled to take place April 5-7,
2011 at the National Oceanography
Center, Southampton, UK,
OceanBusiness 2011 seeks to build
on its past success of bringing the
subsea community together for three
days of exhibition, conference and in-
water, hand-on technology demon-
strations. Several companies are
using the event to launch new prod-
ucts and re-introduce established
ones. The following is a sampling.
Teledyne Marine invites visitors to
attend its Product Innovation
Preview at the National
Oceanography Center in
Southampton on April 4. Teledyne
RDI, Teledyne TSS, Teledyne Odom,
Teledyne Benthos, Teledyne Webb
Research, and Teledyne Gavia have
joined together to present new prod-
ucts and technologies. Visit:
www.teledynemarine.com/pdfs/TM_
OB_web.pdf; for the plan: RSVP to:
Email: mnewcombe@teledyne.com.
Tritech is conducting three one-
hour dockside demos at 12.30pm on
Tuesday April 5; 9am Wednesday &
3pm on Thursday.
The Oceanscience Group will pres-
ent its sensor deployment systems:
the UnderwayCTD and
UnderwaySV deployment systems.
Seating is first-come, first-serve basis;
Email: info@oceanscience.com to
reserve your space.
ROMOR Ocean Solutions
announced the release of its new and
first official ROMOR product: the
C-ROM, Compact Recoverable
Ocean Mooring. Contact ROMOR
at Email: sales@romor.ca.
RESON plans to release its next
generation of SeaBat 7125 multi-
beam: the SV2 and ROV2. The
7125SV2 system can be seen along-
side the permanently installed SeaBat
7101 on the ABP Southampton sur-
vey vessel Protector. For those not
wishing to set sail, RESON are con-
ducting three workshop sessions. To
schedule an advanced meeting,
Email: mairi.law@reson.com.
Quester Tangent will host
Workshop and Training Sessions for
an hour on each day of the show. The
instructor is Dr. Jon Preston, Chief
Scientist at Quester Tangent. To
reserve a place, Email: andy@under-
seasense.co.uk
ocean business 2011
Ocean Business 2011 www.oceanbusiness.com
Ocean Careers @ OB
Ocean Careers is a 3-day event run-
ning alongside Ocean Business
from April 5-7, 2011 at the NOCS
in Southampton. The objective is
to highlight career and job opportu-
nities available within the marine
science and ocean technology sec-
tors and show students studying
engineering, science or mathemat-
ics as well as to those students that
have already opted to study marine
related subjects how their skills can
be used in the marine science,
ocean technology and offshore
industries. If you can spare time to
inspire the next generation, Email:
sharla.hancock@
intelligentexhibitions.com
(Photo: Gr
eg T
rauthwein)
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