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We don’t often think about the Navy ships’ sonar capabilities, because they aren’t as flashy as missiles or other types of weapons, but they are an essential part of a ship’s undersea warfare combat system. And a current research project is working on bringing them up to speed with today’s technology. 1 photo
More than a few nations are building up their naval forces these days and, just like space and the space race, there’s open access to the ocean and more possible threats that can’t be ignored. Added to that, acoustic technology in the automotive and aeronautics industries has been constantly evolving and is now at an all-time high. But, although this is a positive thing, it doesn’t benefit the Navy.
Researchers launch pilot study to learn more about seal population now inhabiting local waters Seals lounging on a rock off the Ram Island Causeway. (Credit: Eleanor P. Labrozzi)
When I first started fishing on Long Island in the early 1980s, observing a marine mammal in the wild was an extremely rare occurrence.
Due to years of unregulated hunting, many populations declined to the point where they faced extinction. In 1972, the Marine Mammal Protection Act was signed into law and many species have since made remarkable comebacks.
Members of one such group, the pinnipeds, are now commonly seen across Long Island from October to March. Pinnipeds are marine mammals that include three families: true seals, eared seals and walruses. Only true seals can be found in our region, with five species potentially being encountered. Harbor seals are the most common, followed by grey seals. On rare occasions, we can also see Arctic species such as harp, ho
NUWC Division Newport, Howard University sign cooperative research and development agreement
Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Division Newport Commanding Officer Capt. Chad Hennings (center) holds up a signed cooperative research and development agreement during an online meeting with Howard University representatives on May 19, as Chief Technology Officer Dr. Jason Gomez (from left) and Technical Director Ron Vien look on. The agreement will expand areas of collaboration and include student participation in joint research, to develop skills in the next generation of both NUWC Division Newport scientists and Howard University researchers.
NEWS | May 21, 2021 By NUWC Division Newport Public Affairs NEWPORT, R.I. –
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