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Meet the innovator mapping the oceans

Meet the innovator mapping the oceans Written by Mike Walter Feb 2024 / Connected Places Catapult Our Managing Director, Caroline Levey has combined her passions of sailing, geography and data to help introduce new methods of maritime navigation and port management. Map lovers looking to find new places to walk, cycle or drive have a […]

Assisting Safer Pilotage Operations at ABP Southampton

Associated British Ports (ABP) Southampton challenged the OceanWise team to provide a customised product that assists with time-critical decision-making and Pilotage. OceanWise eagerly accepted the challenge and delivered a ‘Pilots page’, which is easily accessed via the cloud-based data platform Port-Log. The webpage provides a dedicated view for Pilots and is assisting the ABP team […]

Staying Ahead of Rising Waters: A New Text Alert Service

In today’s fast-paced world, staying informed and prepared is crucial, especially when it comes to unexpected changes in environmental parameters such as water levels, wind speed or wave height. Being notified in real-time about significant changes in these can make all the difference to an operation whether it’s on the water or nearby. OceanWise have […]

OceanWise Training – granted CPD recognition

We are delighted to announce that the online training course that we run in conjunction with MEDIN: ‘Marine Data Management, Governance and the MEDIN toolset’ has been granted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) recognition by the internationally renowned Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology (IMarEST). The accreditation serves as a testament to the course’s […]

Registration now open for Charting Water: Harnessing Environmental Data for Hydrography

We are so excited to announce our upcoming 2-day Workshop “Charting Water: Harnessing Environmental Data for Hydrography” 15-16th April 2024 in Lagos, Nigeria. Brought to you by OceanWise and Brewzone Africa. Join us for a hands-on workshop on 15-16th April 2024, where we will dive deep into the world of hydrography. Book Now on Eventbrite […]

Measuring Currents White Paper Released

Our latest #White Paper ‘Measuring Currents’ is now out and available. Download your copy today If you are interested in #current measurement or just want to expand your understanding of this #environmental condition then this guide is for you! Includes: Why you need to measure currents How best to approach currents measurement Sensor positioning and deployment Getting the most out […]

Lobster Fever has started at OceanWise

You may have spotted that we are sporting a new logo for the month of December….a little orange lobster has joined us for Christmas this year…why? For Christmas 2023 we have decided to make a charitable donation to a marine charity, rather than send hampers or corporate gifting. The charity we chose was The […]

OceanWise sign new partner in Canada: DASCO Equipment Inc.

We are really excited to announce a new partnership with the Canadian company DASCO Equipment Inc. Based in Kensington (Canada), DASCO are Marine Applications Specialists and will be reselling our range of Monitoring and Compliance Products. Well established in their market, DASCO have a great reputation and have been running for over 30 years. They […]

We are recruiting!

We have an excellent opportunity for an Administration Assistant to join our growing, leading-edge company specialising in the delivery of marine data and services. OceanWise has established itself as a leading provider of Environmental Monitoring Systems and marine mapping products both in the UK and around the world. We pride ourselves in being a friendly […]

OceanWise deliver a current monitoring solution for ABP Southampton

Associated British Ports (ABP) Southampton have embarked on a project with Hampshire based environmental monitoring specialists OceanWise, to provide a solution for current monitoring on the South Bramble navigation buoy. ABP, who have been a customer of OceanWise for nearly 10 years, needed to collect current monitoring data at the South Bramble buoy to provide […]