In This Issue
Sampling and survey techniques, methods, and technologies are far-reaching across the applied marine science space. These days, many instruments and tools, while perhaps initially conceived for subsea infrastructure survey purposes, may turn out to be equally useful for conducting fisheries, aquaculture, or coastal resilience projects.
In this edition of Environment, Coastal & Offshore (ECO) Magazine—Sampling & Survey—we profile some of the advanced technologies and methods being deployed by marine science practitioners around the world to efficiently gather and analyze increasingly critical marine data.
Thank you to our contributors and advertisers: Geolux, EvoLogics, In-Situ, OceanX, Gigablue, and CSA Ocean Sciences Inc.
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Tarek Ahmed Juffali Research Chair in Red Sea Ecology
He has a Master's Degree in Public Policy from the University of Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government, and a double Bachelor Degree from Yale University in Global Affairs and French Studies. Vinicius is Brazilian by nationality, and has previously worked for the Brazilian Permanent Mission to the United Nations. With a strong interest and academic background in conflict-resolution, Vinicius also has previous experience working with civil society organizations in the Western Balkans on issues related to post-conflict education and state-building.