Ocean ICT at Oceanology International set to grow
Wednesday, 23rd June 2021
The amount of data being acquired from within the ocean space is leading to a growth in interoperable systems for ocean data acquisition, transfer, storage and analysis.
The Global ocean technology sector has advanced exponentially over the last decade due to technological advances, the need for more detailed data, the associated analysis of the data, and the advancement of the AUV and ROV sectors.
ROV and AUV platforms are loaded with sensors and instrumentation designed for specific jobs, whether monitoring, surveying or as part of ocean defence systems.
Further examples include robotics, sensors, ocean modelling and forecasting, hydrographic services and digital chart production, vessel and platform engineering, navigation systems, marine ICT and simulation technologies. Ocean ICT is part of the ocean economy and serves various ocean industries including, Marine transportation; Defence and security; Coastal and ocean management; Fisheries and aquaculture; Offshore oil and gas exploration, development and production; Seabed mining & Ocean renewable energy.
The Ocean ICT zone sits within Oceanology International and is built to meet the growing demand and interest in cutting-edge marine, ocean IT, communications, satellite and data solutions. This year, Ocean ICT will feature 30 companies that serve this sector.
Oi22 is set to bring together 8000 attendees within the Marine Science, Offshore Oil & Gas, Marine Renewables, Aquaculture & more looking for the latest solutions within automation, connectivity, data and communications.
