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Teledyne Marine’s

TECHNOLOGY

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Mike Read, President, Teledyne Marine, discusses a recent book from the company – The Ocean Book – written to present the depth and breadth of Teledyne

Marine’s works in and around the world’s waterways.

Teledyne Marine has steadily built an armada of compa- nies and technologies serving the global subsea industry, a breadth of offer and capability now captured in “Exploring the Ocean. Understanding our Impact,” or more simply put,

The Ocean Book, a comprehensive exploration of all that the company has to offer in the space. The idea for the book emanated from the space program side of Teledyne’s busi- ness, and the company’s chairman, Dr. Mehrabian, report- edly was so pleased with that production that he asked the marine team to produce a similar book.

According to Read, nearly a dozen people globally were responsible for pulling together the series of case studies, encompassing 120-pages of “great reading exploring more than 50 years of experience understanding the impact of the ocean.” The ‘new’ Teledyne Marine – the company and all of its current components and structure – recently celebrated its sixth year together. “We ? nished the integration of the 23 product companies, 22 of which were acquisitions into this one marine company, and we thought that it would be good to look back and pull it all together (in a book),” said Read. the applications around the world,” said Read. “That’s really

The Ocean Book is intended to not only inform clients of what you’re going to learn by reading part of it or all of it.”

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Teledyne Marine’s breadth, but also to inspire new gradu- https://go4.teledynemarine.com/Oceanbook ates, employees (both existing and new) in regards to the company’s reach. “To have it as a hard copy is really extraordinary today, Teledyne Marine Writes the Book on Ocean Technology

Teledyne Marine’s team of professionals has quite literally because everything’s online,” said Read. “But we went the written the book on ocean technology. The book, entitled other way with this and produced a book.” “Exploring the Ocean. Understanding our Impact.” details

The book is broken down by the market sectors where Tele- how Teledyne’s vast array of leading-edge marine technol- dyne Marine works, from ocean science to aging infrastruc- ogy is being used by customers around the globe to better ture & marine construction to energy and defense & security.

“I think the most fascinating thing is the variety of case understand and utilize our oceans and waterways.

The 120-page book details more than 40 real-world customer studies,” said Read. “The migration of Science and Applica- tions from Ocean Science into infrastructure, into energy, applications. From addressing environmental impacts and and even into gliders that are mapping weather and climate preserving safety and peace, to solving challenges with infra- change are very similar to those that are providing security structure and energy source development, you’ll see how the to the U.S. Navy.” Read said the book highlights the linkage work we’re doing together today is making a difference for between these different market segments, all of which share tomorrow. The following are brief synopses of sample case similarities of the stresses and strains, the need for longevity studies to give readers a feel for the content they can expect and reliability for each application. “And then the breadth of to encounter in greater detail within the book. 68 September/October 2021

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