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Lobster Fever has started at OceanWise

You may have spotted that we are sporting a new logo for the month of December….a little orange lobster has joined us for Christmas this year…why? For Christmas 2023 we have decided to make a charitable donation to a marine charity, rather than send hampers or corporate gifting. The charity we chose was The […]

OceanWise sign new partner in Canada: DASCO Equipment Inc.

We are really excited to announce a new partnership with the Canadian company DASCO Equipment Inc. Based in Kensington (Canada), DASCO are Marine Applications Specialists and will be reselling our range of Monitoring and Compliance Products. Well established in their market, DASCO have a great reputation and have been running for over 30 years. They […]

We are recruiting!

We have an excellent opportunity for an Administration Assistant to join our growing, leading-edge company specialising in the delivery of marine data and services. OceanWise has established itself as a leading provider of Environmental Monitoring Systems and marine mapping products both in the UK and around the world. We pride ourselves in being a friendly […]

OceanWise deliver a current monitoring solution for ABP Southampton

Associated British Ports (ABP) Southampton have embarked on a project with Hampshire based environmental monitoring specialists OceanWise, to provide a solution for current monitoring on the South Bramble navigation buoy. ABP, who have been a customer of OceanWise for nearly 10 years, needed to collect current monitoring data at the South Bramble buoy to provide […]

Supporting Efficient Dredging Operations

OceanWise and Foreshore Technology have collaborated to integrate real-time, accurate tide level data into the ‘Dredge Master System’, allowing dredging operators to dredge and navigate based on current water levels. “The integration of the Dredge Master system with OceanWise is highly beneficial during dredging operations. The tide gauge provides real-time and accurate tide level data, […]

Understanding river dynamics in Nigeria

OceanWise is part of an International project for the National Inland Waterways Authority of Nigeria (NIWA). This latest part of the project, which is being orchestrated by their Licenced Partner Brewzone Africa LTD, involves the design, build and assembly, supply, and installation of two new Tide and Weather stations using ultra-modern sensors from Valeport, Gill […]

Coastal Resilience – Maintaining Long-Term Records with Emerging Technologies

We are really thrilled to confirm that Tirren (pictured above with Liam from Martek) will be speaking at the upcoming Hydrographic Conference from the IFHS taking place in Genoa Italy on the 7th – 9th November. Tirren will be attending the full conference and speaking on: “Coastal Resilience – Maintaining Long-Term Records with Emerging Technologies”. […]

OceanWise deliver Data Governance and Marine Spatial Data Training as part of the GEOMAC course at the UK Hydrographic Office

OceanWise’s Dr Mike Osborne, recently delivered a short course as part of the latest Geospatial Marine Analysis and Cartography (GEOMAC) course held at the UK Hydrographic Office in Taunton. The course, ‘Data Governance and Marine SDI’, underlines the importance of data governance in increasing efficiencies and reducing risk when creating and maintaining traditional and e-navigational products […]

Welcome Abigail!

Last week we welcomed Abigail to our Team. Abi joins us as a Junior Oceanographic Data Engineer and is on her placement year from Exeter University where she is studying Marine Science. During her 9 months with us she will be in the office, at events and out on site and will be getting involved […]

Data quality back on track and helping to deliver UK Sea Level Rise figures

Despite ever-increasing global recognition on the importance of sea level data to inform decision makers on climate and environmental policies, there was insufficient data to update the UK sea-level index in both 2020 and 2021 (Kendon et al. (2022). However, data quality and reliability are now back on track and the tide gauge network is […]