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providers with access to funding oppor- tunities. Another new feature for 2014 is Spillex, which focuses on the prevention of, and response to, environmental inci- dents in the marine environment. No Oceanology International is com-plete without its display of vessels and dockside demonstrations. This year?s will be no exception with a growing list of both on the event?s website at www.oceanologyinterna- tional.com. The early list of vessels includes an oil spill response, survey vessels, both conventional and remotely controlled; a vessel with a deployable ROV on board; and an offshore wind farm support vessel. The expanding program of associated events run by supporting organizations such as IMarEST and IMCA, and exhibi- tors on topics as varied as ?Meet the Met- ocean Expert?, ?ROV training ? an inter- national perspective?; ?Fluid Mud in Ports and Navigation: Management Today and in the Future? and ?British-Dutch Round Table on Marine Monitoring and Survey- ing for Offshore Wind Energy Projects?. Free to Attend Register to attend the exhibition and conference programs free of charge at www.oceanologyinternational.com , and visit the website for the full exhibi-tor list, the extensive conference pro- grammes, and details on the myriad of features at OI 2014. OI 2014 Exhibitors 2G Robotics Inc 3D Laser Mapping4D Nav 4H- JENA engineering GmbHAanderaa Data Instruments ASAbyssal S.A Acclaimed Software Co Ltd (The) Acodaq Ltd Acoustic Polymers Ltd ACSA ACSM Agencia Martima Adler & Allan Ltd Ageotec Srl Airborne Hydrography AB Airmar Technology Alba UltrasoundAlbatros Marine Technologies All Oceans Eng LtdAllMaritim ASAlnmaritec Ltd AML OceanographicApplanixApplied Acoustic Engineering Ltd Aquatec Group ARGUS Gesellschaft fuer Umwelt- messtech mbH Argus Remote Systems AS ASD Sensortechnik GmbH Ashtead Technology Asian Prime Sources Limited Association of Diving Contractors ASV Ltd Atlantas Marine Atlantic Canada Pavilion Atlas Professionals AXYS Technologies, Inc Balmoral Offshore Engineering Biosonics IncBIRNS Aquamate LLC BlueÞ n Robotics Corporation Blueprint Design EngineeringBMT Group Ltd BMTIBowtech Products Ltd Braveheart Shipping BV Brest Metropole Oceane Bretagne Commerce International Briese Schiffahrt GmbH & Co. KG Re- search Vessel Department Briggs Marine & Environmental Services Brone Positioning & Survey Limited C & C Technologies Inc. C.R. Encapsulation LtdCaddenCalecore Limited Cambridge Consultants LtdCaris BV Carmacoring S.R.LCastalia S.C.p.A. Cathx Ocean Ltd.CCC (Underwater Engineering) S.A.L. Cescor srlCesigmaChannel Technologies Group Chesapeake Technology Inc Christian - Albrechts University, Exzellen- zcluster Ozean der Zukunft CiscreaClarksons Research Services Ltd CLSC-MAX LtdC-Nav CodaOctopus Products Ltd CODAR Ocean Sensors Comex Concept Cables LtdConsilium Italy S.r.l. CONTROS Systems & Solutions GmbH Cooper Interconnect Cousin Trestec CP+ A Suzano Group Company C-Tecnics / National Hyperbaric Centre Cygnus Instruments Ltd D Appolonia S.p.A. Data Quality Systems Datawell DECO Geophysical SC DeepOcean ASDeepOcean Vision LtdDeepSea Power & Light DenAr Ocean Engineering LtdDERINSU UNDERWATER ENGINEERING TURKEYDevelogic GmbH Digital Edge Subsea LtdDNV GLDOE Inc.DOF Subsea ASdotOcean Dutch Ocean Group DWTEK Co., Ltd Dynamic Load Monitoring UK Ltd ECA ROBOTICS ECO/Environment Coastal & Offshore Edgetech EGS (International) Ltd Eiva A/S Elmeridge Cables Ltdemma technologies GmbH English BraidsEofE Ultrasonics Co.,Ltd.EOMAP GmbH & Co. KG ESRIEtpm LtdEvoLogics GmbH Exocetus Development LLC Company Company Company Company Oceanology International Preview Professor Ralph Rayner January/February 2014 54 MTRMTR #1 (50-64).indd 54MTR #1 (50-64).indd 541/24/2014 10:03:15 AM1/24/2014 10:03:15 AM