Program Book - Oceans'10 IEEE Sydney

Extracting Valuable Information From A
Simultaneous Visualization Of Science And
Engineering Data Obtained With An Autonomous
Underwater Vehicle
Robert Robinson, School of Computing and Information
Systems, University of Tasmania, Australia
Paulo de Souza, Tasmanian Information & Communication
Technologies Centre, Australia
Andrew Davie, Tasmanian Information & Communication
Technologies Centre, Australia
The EventViewer: A Tool For Visualizing And
Exploring Events Extracted From Ocean Observing
System Data
Kate Beard, University of Maine, USA
Heather Deese, Island Institute, USA
Neal Pettigrew, University of Maine, USA
Jake Emerson, University of Maine, USA
Sonar and transducers / oceanographic sensors
Bayside 106
Thursday, May 27 (3:45PM - 5:30PM)
Co-Chairs: Kenichi Asakawa, Japan Agency for
Marine-Earth Science and Technology
Paul Macoun, VENUS Facility, University of
Victoria, Canada
Long-Term Stability Of A New Conductivity-
Temperature Sensor Tested On The VENUS Cabled
Observatory
Tomohiro Horiuchi, Rockland Oceanographic Services Inc.,
Canada
Fabian Wolk, Rockland Oceanographic Services Inc.,
Canada
Paul Macoun, VENUS Facility, University of Victoria,
Canada
A Pressure-Neutral Acoustic Transmit Receive
Module (PR-TRM) With Integrated Data Processing
For Deep Sea Applications
Matthias Molitor, Fraunhofer Institute for Biomedical
Technology, Germany
Manfred Moses, Fraunhofer Institute for Biomedical
Technology, Germany
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