With the Newfoundland and Labrador Oil and Gas Industries Association (Noia)

480 Days and Counting For the past 16 months, AML Oceanographic has watched their sensors protected by UV•Xchange biofouling control technology produce accurate data. AML instruments were originally deployed in October of 2013 at Ocean Networks Canada’s Folger Pinnacle site and continue to operate today, suggesting a big step forward for environmental sensing.

Empowering the Seafloor

Leading-edge technology to the rescue