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accuracy along with high linearity and repeatability.

OCEAN SENSOR SYSTEMS • Capacitive wired and wireless wave loggers with www.oceansensorsystems.com

Ocean Sensor Systems specializes in ocean wave sensors of 0.5 meters up to 20 meters and interchangeable. and instrumentation. Their sensors include submersible These loggers have high accuracy along with high linearity pressure wave gauges, capacitive wired and wireless wave and repeatability. Wireless options with low power battery operated capability allows for months of logging.

staffs, wave loggers, and ultrasonic wave sensors for the en- • Ultrasonic wired and wireless wave sensors gineering and environmental community. Their ocean sen- sors and instruments can be used to take measurements of that are easy to install and provide highly accurate results.

tides, wave action, wakes and water levels. • Data Loggers with battery, solar and cell

Their products include: network capability for data collection from net • Submersible pressure wave gauges from 1, 3, 10 work of sensors.

bar for up to 150 meters depth, self-powered with • Wave Sensor Synchronizers to control and months of data logging capability.

synchronize data collection from multiple • Capacitive wired and wireless wave sensors with wave staff sensors.

staff of 0.5 meters up to 20 meters and interchangeable. These sensors have high

RAMPART PRODUCTS www.rampartproducts.com

Rampart Products provides hermetic and ruggedized inter- connect systems and components to many industries includ- ing underwater, military/aerospace, oil & gas, space, medi- cal, pipeline inspection and nuclear.

Rampart Products is now manufacturing the M24231 con- nector used in the hull penetration in a submarine and work- ing with the Navy’s warfare centers.

Their facility houses machining centers, injection molding machines, and mechanical assembly stations.

SEATRAC SYSTEMS, INC. www.seatrac.com

SeaTrac’s broad array of compatible sensors and intuitive software controls provide access to a wide range of environ- ments and marine data in environmental, defense and energy sectors. measure currents and gather oceanographic data in the U.S.

SeaTrac’s SP-48 is an uncrewed surface vehicle (USV) that Gulf of Mexico’s LCS on behalf of the University of Rhode performs real-time data collection and communications in Island (URI), as funded by the U.S. National Academy of all marine environments. Capable of days-to-months-long Sciences. The technology replaced manned vessels to en- missions and equipped with a large payload capacity, SeaT- able continuous data collection without the need for on-site rac’s platform facilitates combinations of payloads including human intervention.

high-powered sensors during any one mission. An open, sen- • In a project with JASCO Applied Sciences, the two sor-agnostic platform excelling in ocean observation, intel- companies deployed an advanced passive acoustic monitor- ligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions, the SP-48 ing (PAM) system aboard SeaTrac’s SP-48 USV to demon- operates autonomously or remotely with a person in the loop. strate a method for real-time marine mammal monitoring.

Recent collaborations include: • SeaTac will continue to partner with USM in an on- • SeaTrac collaborated with Sonardyne to remotely going hypoxia mapping mission in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.

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