Corporate Profile
Ocean Imaging was founded in 1984, initially specializing in satellite-derived ocean temperature analyses for fishing fleets and derivation of ocean current and ice drift trajectories for the offshore oil industry. Subsequent projects with the National Marine Fisheries Service and several universities targeted better utilization of satellite technologies for fisheries and coastal resource management.
During the 90's we expanded our ocean monitoring services, broadened grant-funded research activities and purchased our own multispectral aerial sensors for coastal and terrestrial mapping.
Presently, Ocean Imaging owns and operates four multispectral aerial sensors and a thermal imaging systems, which can be utilized simultaneously, thus providing both multispectral visible as well as thermal IR imagery.
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Ocean Imaging News/Publications
2022-2023:
Ocean Imaging Works with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to Map Coastal Kelp Beds..
March 2023:
SeaView Fishing Mobile app now available for Apple Mobile Devices.
NOVEMBER 2021:
Ocean Imaging completes study to improve oil detection capability using a portable, UAS-Based SCAT Reconnaissance System
october 2021:
Ocean Imaging rolls out SeaView Mobile app
JUNE 2021:
Ocean Imaging completes latest round of projects to Map Kelp off the California coast
JUNE 2020:
Ocean Imaging conducts GIS study of vehicle-caused Key deer deaths in the Florida Keys
January 2020:
Ocean Imaging publishes peer-reviewed results of post-hurricane Irma study in the Florida Keys
January 2019:
Ocean Imaging Receives Funding to Improve Oil Detection Capability Using a Portable, UAS-Based SCAT Reconnaissance System
December 2018:
Ocean Imaging Celebrates 35 Years of "Finding Fish from Space"
December 2018:
Ocean Imaging Marks 15 Years of an Environmental Monitoring Project to Help Restore California's Wetlands
27 November 2018:
Ocean Imaging Completes Study of Vegetation Response to Hurricane Irma in the Florida Keys
April 2018:
Ocean Imaging Continues 15 Years of Work to Map Eel Grass in Morro Bay, California
