Earth Sciences: Oceanography: Products and Services: Instruments: Page 3

Design and manufacture products for field and laboratory research that range from antennas that transmit on the ARGOS frequencies, to microstructure profilers that measure high resolution of conductivity, temperature, dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll, and PAR.

Manufacturers of Ultra-Stable dissolved oxygen, nitrogen and total dissolved gas sensors.

Underwater and bioacoustics instumentation and consultation.

Water quality measurement systems for oceanographic and environmental applications in shallow waters.

Instrument development and design of oceanographic chemical sensors and sampling systems for international research related to climate change and pollution.

Suppliers of marine sampling instrumentation including sediments traps, water samplers, buoys, chlorophyl incubators, frames and pumps.

Specialized hydro-acoustics company in Falmouth, Massachusetts and Houston, Texas. Builds the Trackpoint II and LXT underwater acoustic tracking and navigation system, and sells and leases equipment for marine surveys and oceanographic research.

Manufactures, leases and sells oceanographic, environmental and meteorological instrumentation for scientific research worldwide.

Supplier and manufacturer of portable echo sounder, tide gauge, environmental data collection and ROV systems.

Developers of specialised instrumentation and marine gear for ocean research in co-operation with universities, research organisations and governmental agencies.

Oceanographic and geophysical equipment designers who manufacture portable equipment winches, towed bodies and subsea instrumentation.

Designs and manufactures portable, field-usable instrumentation for coastal and freshwater research. The main product line is based on the Acrobat, a versatile computer driven tow body which supports a host of R & D instrumentation selected by the user.

Scandinavian supplier of underwater equipment and services for ROV, subsea intervention and oceanographic research.

Designer and manufacturer of towed instrument platforms (CatFish) and of a positively buoyant deflector for sub surface towing.

Supplier of acoustic transmission systems, buoy location systems via satellite, data acquisition and processing devices.

Development of innovative marine instrumentation including a series of low maintenance full ocean depth fast response sensors, in-situ trace metal analyzers, benthic chambers and a data telemetry profiling buoy.

Designs and manufactures a variety of instruments for monitoring UV radiation in ocean and fresh water environments including profiling reflectance and UV radiometers, natural fluorometers and PAR and monochromatic sensors.

Designers and manufacturers of innovative turbidity monitors, sediment and water-quality instrumentation for the dredging industry, defense agencies and research organizations.

Manufacturer of oceanographic equipment including underwater lights, cameras, batteries, lasers and temperature sensors. Also markets pressure housing design software.

HOBI Labs offers a unique line of optical instruments and sensors. Specialises in optical oceanography and hydro-optical instrumentation for the marine sciences community.

Design and manufacturer of the oceanographic and environmental equipment. Product line includes current meters, wave & tide gauges, acoustic releases, winches, hydrophones, buoys, and software for InterOcean instruments.

Manufactures miniature fibre optic spectrometers, chemical sensors, precision filters and other optical components using integrated photonics technologies.

Designs, manufactures, and distributes sensor technology, instruments, and real-time systems for the global biosystems market.

Manufactures flow cytometer systems to detect, count and analyse microscopical particles such as algae and phytoplankton. Products for bench-top in the lab and also in-situ on shipboard, submerged, or buoy platforms for autonomous monitoring.

Manufacturer of light measurement instrumentation including radiometers, photometers and detectors.