Recent News
On the evening of May 19th, the scientific ocean drilling vessel JOIDES Resolution (JR) set out from Victoria B.C. for nine...
Building on the success of the first Brazil-Canada joint science and technology workshop held last year in Rio de Janeiro, Ocean Networks Canada’s Centre for Enterprise and Engagement (ONCCEE) is once again organizing an intense three-day networking event, from June 11 to 13, to explore potential partnerships in leading-edge ocean science and technology programs.
Over 60...
In late April Ocean Networks Canada embarks on a series of maintenance cruises to service both the VENUS and NEPTUNE cabled observatories. Over the next two months, we’ll execute three of our eight 2013 expeditions...
“What happens in the Arctic doesn’t stay in the Arctic.”
~ Sue Moore, NOAA Office of Science and Technology
Scientists from across North America gathered in Anchorage at the end of...
ONC staff have co-authored another Journal of Acoustical Society of America (JASA) paper in conjunction with first author Nathan D. Merchant of the University of Bath and researchers from the University of Aberdeen....
Ocean Networks Canada’s marine debris tracking app is now available for free from...
Ocean Networks Canada is delighted to share news of a rare observation on the NEPTUNE Canada cabled undersea network, 900 metres below the surface.
What is perhaps more interesting, is where that observation was made and by whom.
Meet Kirill Dudko, teen citizen scientist, and learn how he has helped scientists better understand the deep ocean and its...
Ocean Networks Canada is kicking off a year of exciting research and innovation at the Endeavour node of the NEPTUNE Canada subsea cabled network with a show of support from the Canadian Government.
Today’s $1.62 million funding commitment through the Canada Foundation for Innovation’s 2012 Leading Edge Fund is...
A magnitude 7.5 earthquake rocked the northeast Pacific Ocean just before 1 a.m. Saturday (PST), triggering a tsunami warning stretching from the southern coast of Alaska to the northern tip of Vancouver Island.
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CKNW radio broadcaster Bill Good chatted with Dr. Kate Moran today about Coastbusters, the new marine debris reporting app currently available on Android smart phones.
For more information and how to download the app, please visit: oceannetworks.ca/coastbuster
