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National Ocean Research Advisory Panel to Discuss Emerging Technology Partnerships May 21, 2026

The Ocean Research Advisory Panel (ORAP) is scheduled to meet on May 21, 2026 to discuss opportunities for partnerships (such as through the


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IMO Approves New Guidelines on Maritime Ship Registration

Pictured Above: Guice Offshore mini supply vessel GO Seeker is U.S. Flagged and approved for international operations.

IMO Legal Committee approves first international guidelines to deter maritime fraud and misuse of flags. <...

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Global Hydrographic Community Gathers in Monaco for Pivotal International Hydrographic Organization Assembly

Government representatives, maritime authorities, international organizations, and industry leaders from across the world gathered in Monaco during April 2026 for the Assembly of the Int...


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U.S. Coral Reef Task Force 51st Meeting Underway in Puerto Rico

The U.S. Coral Reef Task Force’s 51st meeting is currently underway in San Juan Puerto Rico from April 28 to May 5, 2026.

Guided by the theme of “Restoring Reefs, Sustaining Resources: Protecting U.S. Ocean Wealth,” the Task Force will engage in meaningful and impactful conversations to help foster collaborations and dialogues among its m...


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ShipwreckFinder Tool Can Speed Up Maritime Archaeology Surveys

Above (inset image): Side scan sonar image of the wreck of SS Monrovia collected using Michigan Technological University’s autonomous underwater vehicle Iver 3 during the Machine Learning for Automated Detection of Shipwreck Sites from Large Area Robotic Surveys expedition.


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