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My interview with Shepard Smith, ex-NOAA and new
CTO of XOcean, in my humble opinion was a solid “keeper.”
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Before we met on Zoom for our recent interview, I did not [email protected] know Shep Smith, but I’m sure at conferences and exhibitions our paths had crossed. I
Publisher & Editor won’t spoil the punch line here, as our 6 page feature on Smith and XOcean starts on page
Gregory R. Trauthwein 28, but what I found was someone with an enviable depth and breadth of experience and [email protected] knowledge courtesy of his nearly three decades at NOAA, ? nishing up as the Director of
Contributing Writers the Of? ce of Coast Survey and the U.S. National Hydrographer. But the story on Smith
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Elaine Maslin, Aberdeen goes deeper, as he re? ects on his recently completed 2000 mile trek along the Appalachian
Tom Mulligan, Ireland
Trail, affording him the time to re? ect not only on his “next chapter”, but also to gain some tools that will inevitably aid him in his new position.
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In this edition Elaine Maslin (again) does what she does best: taking a deep dive into a
Irina Vasilets [email protected] technical topic, in this case a looking inside the future of power for autonomous vessels.
The subsea space is clearly the leader when it comes to autonomy under (and in fact on)
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Nicole Ventimiglia the water, and as this technological evolution proceeds at speed, another transcendent trend [email protected] is decarbonization and the push toward net zero.
Where years ago “being green” was more marketing slogan than corporate mandate,
Corporate Staff the trends towards cleaner, greener operations of size and shape of vessels at sea is being
Manager, Marketing driven simultaneously by government and corporate mandate. Read up on some of the lat-
Mark O’Malley est trends in the fueling and propulsion of AUVs starting on page 34.
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