Ocean Sonics is kicking off 2025 with a splash at our first trade show hashtag#WEST2025 in San Diego! 🌊 Join us January 28-30th, as we showcase software, products, and solutions for all your underwater listening needs. From naval applications to regulatory monitoring, our passive acoustic listening system delivers precise, reliable data for various marine challenges. […]
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We’re looking forward to connecting, learning, and sharing insights on advancing marine renewable energy with the power of underwater acoustics.From ocean monitoring to innovative hydrophone technology, we’re committed to supporting sustainable energy solutions that protect and preserve our oceans. Come visit us and discover how underwater acoustics can lead the way toward a greener future!
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Power Efficiency and Data Management with the icListen Hydrophone To learn about the Barrow Strait project in the Arctic, we spoke with Jinshan Xu, an acoustics expert with Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) who brings over 10 years of experience working with the icListen hydrophone. Challenge What does it take to deploy a hydrophone in
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A hydrophone is an underwater microphone designed to detect and record sound in water. They’ve been around for more than 100 years! The first hydrophones were created in 1914 during World War I to help submarines avoid crashing into icebergs. While today’s hydrophones are much more advanced, they still work in similar ways. Most modern
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Underwater sound recording presents unique challenges, especially in environments where human limitations like low visibility and remote locations hinder effective data collection. This is where Ocean Sonics’ icListen Hydrophones come into play, offering a powerful solution for companies like Triton Environmental Consultants Ltd. to overcome these obstacles and achieve accurate underwater monitoring, even in conditions
Imagine, it is a lovely spring morning, you wake up to the sound of birds chirping and the smell of coffee brewing. You open your window to let in some sunshine, take a deep breath of fresh air, and then quickly cover your ears because your tone deaf, rhythmically challenged neighbour has discovered a passion
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Written by Rose Fisher Winding, steep sided fjords peppered with islands comprise the Patagonia region in southern Chile. It’s a sparsely populated area, largely untouched by humans and industry. This nearly pristine environment has made the region a sanctuary for many marine mammals, in particular the secretive and endangered sei whale. Because of its untouched
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Written by Rose Fisher On the East Coast of Canada, nestled between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, is one of the most unique ocean environments in North America, The Bay of Fundy. While it’s famous for having the highest tides in the world, there is much more to this charismatic environment than just its rapidly
