RBRsolo³ D | Depth Loggers deployed in research on wave transmission through mangrove forests

Water depth sensor in water

In July of 2019, Tori Tomiczek and Anna Wargula, assistant professors at the United States Naval Academy’s Department of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering in Annapolis, Maryland, USA, mounted RBRsolo³ D depth loggers to the roots of mangroves in Key West, Florida, to determine the transmission of boat wakes through the saltwater-inundated trees. Their work will help to better quantify … Read More about RBRsolo³ D | Depth Loggers deployed in research on wave transmission through mangrove forests

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster awards collaboration between RBR, DFO, and Dalhousie.

RBR accelerated ocean solutions program

OTTAWA, O.N., Feb. 17, 2021 — RBR Ltd., an Ottawa based ocean technology company focused on the development of world-class oceanographic instrumentation, is pleased to announce significant funding from Canada’s Ocean Supercluster’s Accelerated Ocean Solutions Program (AOSP) for a new project that will develop integrated ocean sensors for autonomous ocean platforms in collaboration with Canada’s Department of Fisheries and Oceans … Read More about Canada’s Ocean Supercluster awards collaboration between RBR, DFO, and Dalhousie.

How deep is the ocean? Mapping, measuring, and diving to the Mariana Trench’s Challenger Deep

Deep Submergence Vehicle on rear of boat

There is only one submersible in the world that on any given day can dive, taking its pilot and one other person, to the deepest parts of the ocean. To reach the bottom of the Challenger Deep, Caladan Oceanic’s Deep Submergence Vehicle (DSV) Limiting Factor, descends through the water column for four hours. By the tenth minute of the 11 … Read More about How deep is the ocean? Mapping, measuring, and diving to the Mariana Trench’s Challenger Deep

RBRlegato³ C.T.D & RTSYS NemoSens

RBRlegato3 C.T.D on the NemoSens© micro-AUV

RTSYS has integrated the RBRlegato3 C.T.D on the NemoSens© micro-AUV for low-power measurements of temperature, pressure, salinity, and sound velocity. The NemoSens is a 90cm long micro-AUV and an evolution of the RTSYS range of larger AUVs. It is lightweight, easy-to-use, modular, and intended for water quality, hydrographic, and acoustic surveys, building on RTSYS’s years of acoustics experience. NemoSens uses … Read More about RBRlegato³ C.T.D & RTSYS NemoSens

RBR instruments study sea level rise in the Canadian Arctic

oceanographer in arctic

Since the writing of this story, published in ECO Magazine, the Milne Ice Shelf has collapsed into the Arctic Ocean. A team of Canadian and American researchers are using RBR temperature and salinity loggers to study how the Arctic’s ice shelves are changing over time. By understanding their disappearance, the researchers are able to predict the dynamics of the much … Read More about RBR instruments study sea level rise in the Canadian Arctic

RBR moves into new headquarters

RBR-moves-into-new-headquarters

October 2020 – Ottawa, Ontario RBR Ltd is excited to announce its new office headquarters.  The new premises, located at 359 Terry Fox Drive in Ottawa, boasts approximately 22,500 square feet, nearly double the size of the previous space. The interior was custom built and provides RBR with the area to accommodate ongoing growth while encouraging innovation, and for employees to nurture … Read More about RBR moves into new headquarters