Ocean Networks Canada
Mini-Observatory Now Streaming Data From Arctic
Media release
CUVic 2014: The Witness Blanket
The Ring
Toward a "smarter" BC coast
Media release
Ottawa invests in ocean commercialization centre
Media release
After a year and a half in development with the Government of Nunavut and the community of Cambridge Bay, a new mini-observatory created by UVic's Ocean Networks Canada is now
streaming continuous data from the Arctic seafloor.
During CUVic 2014 opening ceremonies on the evening of May 20 at UVic, the Witness Blanket—an art installation created by Kwagiulth artist and Master Carver Carey Newman
(Ha-yalth-kingeme) and inspired by the traditional woven blanket as a symbol of protection and comfort—was presented for the first time.
Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) is partnering with Western Economic Diversification Canada and IBM on a three-year multimillion dollar project known as Smart Oceans BC.
The ONC Innovation Centre at UVic has received $4.4 million to continue its work on commercializing marine technologies, products and services to benefit the marine safety, energy
and transportation sectors.