Hunting hydrocarbons

Written By Trevor @ Hop Creative

WESTERN AUSTRALIA—Subsea gliders are taking to the oceans to hunt for an ever wider array of anthropomorphic and chemical signatures to an ever greater accuracy.

Working with Canada-based JASCO Applied Sciences, Blue Ocean has been doing passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) projects to aid environmental and anthropogenic monitoring during seismic surveys and, it hopes soon, also around offshore wind piling operations monitoring.

Trevor @ Hop Creative http://www.hopcreative.com
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