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Graduate Training Graphic

07/04/2021

INFOMAR Graduate Training in Marine Remote Sensing

NMS site plan of La Surveillante generated during the detailed survey of the wreck undertaken by Dr Colin Breen in 1999-2000. When compared alongside INFOMAR’s La Surveillante 2020 imagery, both are impressively similar, suggesting the wreck site is relatively stable (© National Monuments Service & INFOMAR)

23/02/2021

Mapping and monitoring the wreck of La Surveillante: A French naval frigate lost in 1797 in Bantry Bay.

<p> </p> <p>INFOMAR is the Department of Communications Climate Action & Environment (DCCAE) funded national seabed mapping programme jointly managed by Geological Survey Ireland and the Marine Institute. </p> <p> </p> <p>The programme is an important source of accurate information on seafloor conditions for Ireland's marine territory. This knowledge is of crucial importance for the development of Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) in Ireland as it provides a uniq

30/07/2020

Ocean Focus takes a look at the INFOMAR programme

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28/07/2020

INFOMAR Supporting the Development of Offshore Renewable Energy in Ireland

INFOMAR Masters module in remote sensing and seabed mapping

15/05/2020

INFOMAR Masters module in remote sensing and seabed mapping

Mekayla at the University of New Hampshire

10/02/2020

One Step Further - An INFOMAR success story

BT Young Scientist 2020

13/01/2020

BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition 2020

RMS Lusitania: The Story of a Wreck Book Cover

06/12/2019

Book Launch

Seabed Mapping Example

14/10/2019

INFOMAR Annual Seminar 2019

SeaFest 2019 Poster

07/06/2019

SeaFest 2019