MIT IoT Seminar Series: Ocean IoT Focus
This Fall, the MIT IoT Seminar Series will focus on emerging technologies and research in Ocean IoT and their role in scientific exploration, climate change monitoring, underwater bioacoustics, marine robotics, and weather prediction. Some of the talks will be virtual, while others will be in person.
Schedule:
- Ocean Exploration and the Important Role of Technology Advancement
Jules Jaffe – Research Oceanographer, UCSD Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Oct. 18, 3-4PM (virtual talk followed by an advanced tutorial by Dr. Jaffe on underwater imaging)
- The Moana Project’s Te Tiro Moana (“Eyes on the Ocean”): Observing New Zealand’s Oceans
Julie Jakoboski – Oceanographer, MetOcean Solutions (New Zealand)
Oct. 25, 3-4PM (in-person talk in E15-359)
- Observing the Ocean and Earth with SMART Subsea Cables
Bruce Howe – Chair, Joint Task Force for SMART Subsea Cables; Research Professor, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Nov. 1, 3-4PM (virtual talk)
- Acoustical oceanography with a single hydrophone: propagation, physics-based processing and applications
Julien Bonnel – Associate Scientist, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Nov. 22, 3-4PM (in-person talk in E15-359)
