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Remote-controlled USV Survey of Lake Superior Seabed - 26/01/2021 In a substantial move forward for the Canadian marine industry, two XOCEAN Uncrewed Surface Vessels (USVs), remotely controlled via satellite, took to Lake Superior this winter to conduct pioneering survey work for the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) in partnership with IIC Technologies. The project marks the first time that USV technology has been used to gather bathymetry data in inland waters in Canada. CHS contracted IIC Technologies to acquire a high-resolution seabed survey in water depths up to 200m, of over 800km ...

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Possible. shattering in the air while breaking barriers for women on the ground. >> she ran out of gas near a tiny asphalt and that's where she took the novelist. spending two weeks searching the coral reef with surface vessels, drones and remote underwater vehicles. >> it is hours and hours and hours and hours of searching at night with a flashlight. you never know. 34 years ago he led another expedition. and shocked the world by discovering titanic. how does this compare to searching for and finding titanic? >> this one is a lot tougher. he feels a kinship with

Possible. shattering in the air while breaking barriers for women on the ground. >> she ran out of gas near a tiny asphalt and that's where she took the novelist. spending two weeks searching the coral reef with surface vessels, drones and remote underwater vehicles. >> it is hours and hours and hours and hours of searching at night with a flashlight. you never know. 34 years ago he led another expedition. and shocked the world by discovering titanic. how does this compare to searching for and finding titanic? >> this one is a lot tougher. he feels a kinship with

Seen groups of people coming together to work through issues and to help each other out in places such as freeport. >> the people have really banded they're going to get through this. in some cases rescuing each other to bring them to safer spots. so what can the coast guard do in terms of reaching these people? i know you've been landing helicopters just consistently. and that number 150 rescues is much higher than numbers i heard hours ago. thank you for that update. what about surface vessels? what about chances boats will get to it any time soon? >> obviously we've got to balance our resou...