SERPENT uses oil and gas industry deep-sea robots to undertake biological and environmental research in the world's oceans.
NOC, Southampton, UK
Joined June 2009
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Together with scientists from @EdinburghUni we've made the first real-time photo observations of the impacts, from offshore oil well drilling, on deep-sea sponges.📷 #shakeitoff
Find out why this research is important for environmental monitoring noc.ac.uk/news/scientists-ob…
ALT A deep sea sponge photographed over 42 days potentially shows partial sedimentation reducing
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Applications are now open for up to 6 positions in our newly formed Applied Science team! 💡
Find out more about the opportunity and apply here ✅ bit.ly/3Ch4lHs
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New jobs @NOCnews. We're looking for applied scientists to address key ocean challenges. For one of the six positions, we want applicants with skills in marine ecology including environmental assessment for ocean industries like #DeepSeaMining. Apply here careers.noc.ac.uk/vacancy/ap…
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Interested in benthic ecosystems like this?
Help us record the biodiversity in seafloor photographs of the Clarion Clipperton Zone.
Two great job opportunities @NOCnews.
Help understand the effects of #DeepSeaMining
Be a Benthic Megafaunal Annotator careers.noc.ac.uk/vacancy/be…
We are excited to be part of the new BORA collaboration between @NOCnews and @Subsea7Official to gain greater access to our deep oceans.
Today at @OceanBusiness, the NOC & @Subsea7Official launch BORA Blue Ocean Research Alliance to improve understanding of global oceans and seas, delivering new marine research and accelerating technology developments on a global scale. 🤝
Find out more ➡️ hubs.la/H0Zh0NT0
One of our favourites from the deep water west of Shetland for #WorldOctopusDay!
Effective management of marine resources needs a good understanding of the environment. In data poor areas, like the deep sea, bringing together existing multidisciplinary data from scattered sources can make a big difference to success.
Here's a good example from #DeepSeaMining
Read our new #openaccess paper synthesising what is known about the environment of APEI-6, an Area of Particular Environmental Interest protected from #SeabedMining in the Clarion Clipperton Zone #DeepSea #Pacific by @ISBAHQ @NOCnews
doi.org/10.1016/j.pocean.202…
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Dr Tammy Horton and Prof Ed Hill showing the Princess Royal some samples from the Discovery Collections on show at the ‘Monsters of the Deep: Science Fact and Fiction’ Exhibition .
at the @NMMC @NOCnews; @CLASS_UKRI; @EMSOeu; @tammy_horton
Our website is projects.noc.ac.uk/pap/
Thanks to @DivaAmon for highlighting this @SerpentProject work in the #deepsea #IndianOcean led by @AndyRGates
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New research from @DrDianneMcLean reveals how industry #ROVs could be adapted to gather more than maintenance data from offshore structures - they could boost new scientific discoveries.
Learn more: bit.ly/2xEeIHV
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Hundreds of industry Remotely Operated Vehicles are used daily in our oceans - here is how to use them for science.
Paper: frontiersin.org/article/10.3… #ROV #openaccess by @DrDianneMcLean @AndyRGates @gulfcoastmark @PeterMacreadie and more @SerpentProject @NOCnews
Ecological Role of an Offshore Industry Artificial Structure frontiersin.org/article/10.3…
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New paper relevant to @insitenorthsea Ecological Role of an Offshore Industry Artificial Structure frontiersin.org/article/10.3…
Marine environmental monitoring is critical for effective management of human activities. A new review of autonomous approaches from the @SerpentProject team. Focus on #Decommissioning but relevant to other sectors and industries.
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Environmental management of more mature offshore industries can help guide practice for the emerging #DeepSeaMining industry. This review provides some great background as to how this can be done.
Our new paper reviews existing environmental management approaches relevant to deep-sea mining @NOCnews @4kgjerde #openaccess #DeepSeaMining doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.201…
Using industry data to provide the scientific understanding needed to underpin good environmental management. New paper just out from the Australian @SerpentProject team @PaulTho12913604
Pls RT: Classic movies in marine ecology, how useful to science are archival industry ROV inspection videos? @uwaoceans @ChrisGaudinCOFS @UTS_Science @Deakin @UOW_CSES @FrontMarineSci @SerpentProject @WoodsideEnergy #ROV4SCI doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2018.0…
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#1. Meet the “walking squid”!! Maybe the large tentacles of these whip-lash squids aid them in prey detection? More detail on the habitat of this and other #CCZmegafauna here: buff.ly/2Qc9A5O #MarsAttacks #cephalopods #deepsea
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Supporting marine environmental management in small island Pacific states. Here is a summary of our recent work with the Kiribati government #CMEKiribati informing #DeepSeaMining @CME_Prog @NOCnews @bokamero
A nice example of using industry ROV observations to increase our knowledge of poorly known deep-sea species. A first in situ encounter with Gigantura chuni, the telescopefish
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Lots of parallels between robust environmental monitoring for #oilandgas and #DeepSeaMining doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.201… @DanielOBJones
Here is our new #openaccess paper with some science-based recommendations for preservation and impact reference zones for monitoring the effects of #DeepSeaMining.
doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.201… @NOCnews @CharterCw
