Archive for May, 2024
Our latest newsletter is out! Planning for the Storm: Building Resilience ahead of changing weather
Our Spring newsletter is now out. Read ‘Planning for the Storm: Building Resilience ahead of changing weather’ In this issue we look at our response to preparing for a changing weather world, we kick off our GIS in Ports series, delve into some recent project wins and deliveries and welcome Fran to our growing […]
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OceanWise Partner Webinar: 20th June 2024 12.00-13.30pm
If you are an OceanWise Partner and involved in Environmental Monitoring, then please join us on the 20th June for a lunch time webinar. This short webinar titled ‘Maximizing Potential – Seeing the Bigger Picture’ will be hosted and run by OceanWise and contains insightful tips and information to help you get the most out […]
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Support for Hawley Lake Sail Training Club
As part of our ongoing business objectives we are committed to helping local charities and sports clubs. Over the last 3 years we have supported a number of sporting teams including Alton under 12’s rugby, Alton ladies football, Solent Pirates Cycling Club and this month we are adding Hawley Lake Sail Training Centre to our […]
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HMS Warrior Marine Data Project
OceanWise were awarded the contract to work on a unique project involving the historic and impressive HMS Warrior vessel. This iconic piece of British history is moored in Portsmouth as part of the National Museum of the Royal Navy. HMS Warrior is an “ironclad, 40-gun, steam powered frigate, built for the British Navy in 1859-1861″. […]
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Registration open for: Marine Data Management, Governance and the MEDIN toolset
We are pleased to announce that registration is now open for our popular free online training workshop: Marine Data Management, Governance and the MEDIN toolset on the 3rd – 7th of June 2024. To self-enrol, go to the course page on OceanTeacher Global Academy, log-in, and use the enrolment key: MEDIN062024. This training course is […]
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An Introduction to GIS in Ports and Harbours
What is GIS? GIS is defined as “A Geographic Information System (GIS) integrates hardware, software, and data for capturing, managing, analysing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information.” In a simpler form, GIS are tools which enable you to look at your data in a spatial context – showing you how your data relates […]
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Importance of Environmental Monitoring Systems
Importance of Environmental Monitoring Systems: The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) Marine Environmental Monitoring Stations (MEMS) Framework There has always been a need for environmental monitoring across many industries but particularly within the marine environment, however this need, and importance is growing ever stronger with increasing demand and pressure on global supply chains. As we move […]
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How we are supporting ports “Preparing for an Extreme Weather World”
We spotted this interesting article from AAPA Sea Ports which is equally applicable to Ports all over the world. Preparing for an Extreme Weather World – AAPA Seaports A lot of what we do at OceanWise centres around monitoring our environment. One of the key benefits to monitoring environmental conditions is that it allows you […]
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Case Study on UKHO Marine Environmental Monitoring Stations
We have added a new case study to our extensive list of project examples. This latest publication details the work that we are doing with the UK Hydrographic office and their Marine Environmental Monitoring (MEMs) Framework. Learn all about the framework, installations and training and impact that it is having on the territories that […]
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Fran joins the team
We have a new member of the family! We are so excited to welcome Fran Light to our friendly team. Fran joins us as an Administrative Assistant supporting both Customer Services and Operations. Fran has an infectious ’can-do’ attitude and a wide range of experience and skills. Originally a copywriter and freelance lifestyle journalist working […]
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