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ASL, part of the Mechanical Engineering Department of the University of Hawaii at Manoa, is focused on the development of advanced technologies to improve performance of robotics and automation.
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Song K. Choi |
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Located at the University of Southern California (USC), CINAPS is a collaborative group of computer scientists, engineers, oceanographers and microbial ecologists who are focused on bridging the gap between technology, communication, and the scientific exploration of aquatic ecosystems.
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Gaurav Sukhatme
Burt Jones Dave Caron |
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CSIRO is Australia's national science agency. QCAT (Queensland Center for Advanced Technologies) is a collaboration between CSIRO and the State Government of Queensland.
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Matt Dunbabin
Stefan Hrabar |
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JPL is a federally funded research & development center and National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) field center managed by the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). JPL's OurOcean Portal enables users to easily access ocean science data, run assimilation models, and visualize both data and models.
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Yi Chao
Michael Wolf David Thompson Kamal Oudrhiri |
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MBARI is a center for advanced research and education in ocean sciences and technology focused on the development of better instruments, systems, and methods for scientific research in the deep waters of the ocean.
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Kanna Rajan
Jim Bellingham Frederic Py John Ryan Bill Kirkwood |
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Part of the Center for Robotics and Embedded Systems (CRES) at the University of Southern California (USC), RESL is focused on developing tools and techniques to design and understand large-scale, distributed robotic systems.
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Gaurav Sukhatme |
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UH Manoa is the flagship campus of the University of Hawaii system, and the premier research institution in the Central Pacific.
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Monique Chyba
George Wilkens |
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USCLAB, located at the University of Southern California (USC), specializes in the coupling of physical and biological processes in the ocean by taking an integrated approach that includes both in situ and remote sensing observations of physical, chemical and bio-optical properties.
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Burt Jones |
