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Image courtesy Ashtead Technology Welaptega, an Ashtead Technology company, launched a $500,000  initiative to develop a product to enable digital twinning of underwater infrastructure. In collaboration with Whitecap Scientific, SubC Imaging, and Nova Scotia Community College SEATAC division, the new digital twinning technology is designed to develop a bridge between Welaptega’s and Whitecap Scientific’s technology systems.  Once launched, conventional offshore ROV and vessel crew will be enabled to collect high quality image data for post-processing digital twins, guided by real-time 3...

Posted: Apr 03, 2021 5:35 PM NT | Last Updated: April 3 DFO and the FFAW are at odds over a 50 per cent quota reduction to the total allowable catch of cod in 3Ps, along the island's south coast. This picture of cod was taken by SubC Imaging technology.(SubC Imaging) The federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans has reached an agreement in principle with France to allow a reduced cod fishery along Newfoundland's south coast, but the Fish, Food and Allied Workers (FFAW) union doesn't believe the move is justified.  DFO announced Thursday that the agreement would allow for a fishery, but the�...

Ocean Supercluster commits $12 million to real-time analytics for aquaculture project The Atlantic Canada-based Ocean Supercluster has committed close to $12 million to a project focused on providing real-time analytics for the aquaculture industry. The project is worth almost $27 million, with $14.8 million coming from matching industry contributions. The Integrated Operations and Real-Time Analytics Project is being led from Newfoundland and Labrador and Nova Scotia, and is meant to bridge gaps between land, sea-based, and processing operations that exist in the aquaculture ...

Called the Integrated Operations and Real-Time Analytics Project, it is being led by Grieg Seafood Newfoundland, Innovasea, SubC Imaging, AKVA Group, and High-Tech Communications. When complete it will enable fish farming companies in Newfoundland and Labrador to operate a number of systems remotely in areas where this would not have been previously possible due to lack of connectivity. Canada’s Ocean Supercluster is contributing close to $12 million to the project, with the remaining $14.8 million coming from the industry. The project aims to benefit its partners through: Enhanced containm...

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster Canada’s Ocean Supercluster is a national, industry-led group bringing together ocean industries to develop and commercialize globally relevant solutions to some of the biggest challenges facing them. Led from Newfoundland and Labrador and Nova Scotia, the nearly CAD27 million (€17.6 million/$21 million) project is aimed at bridging gaps between land, sea-based and processing operations in the aquaculture industry by providing real-time information, analytics and environmental connectivity to improve overall operations. Among the egg-to harvest project's mul...