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Ocean mapping by Saildrones could improve storm surge forecasts - Vimarsana News

Ocean mapping by Saildrones could improve storm surge forecasts

Ocean mapping by Saildrones – autonomous vehicles working off the coast of Florida – could help meteorologists improve storm surge forecasts.

Source: wgal.com
Austal USA Inks Deal with Saildrone to Build Wind-powered Drones as USV Work Expands - Vimarsana News

Austal USA Inks Deal with Saildrone to Build Wind-powered Drones as USV Work Expands

By the end of the year, Austal USA’s yard will start producing sail-powered, unmanned surface vessels for the Navy and other customers, the company announced this week. Starting in October, the Mobile, Ala., shipyard will start building the 65-foot aluminum Saildrone Surveyor drones in its modular manufacturing facility for use by the U.S. Navy. “The […]

Source: usni.org
Florida Ocean Mapping HQ Supports Critical Coastline Initiatives – Saildrone - Vimarsana News

Florida Ocean Mapping HQ Supports Critical Coastline Initiatives – Saildrone

Saildrone is one of several science and defense-oriented companies located at the new St. Petersburg Innovation District’s Maritime and Defense Technology Hub.

Alameda company gives rare look at hurricanes with 'explorer drones' - Vimarsana News

Alameda company gives rare look at hurricanes with 'explorer drones'

A company in Alameda is giving scientists a rare look at the surface of the Atlantic Ocean during a Category 4 hurricane with “explorer drones.”

Alameda company gives rare look at hurricanes with 'explorer drones' - Vimarsana News

Alameda company gives rare look at hurricanes with 'explorer drones'

A company in Alameda is giving scientists a rare look at the surface of the Atlantic Ocean during a Category 4 hurricane with “explorer drones.”

Source: ktvu.com