Research - Live Streaming Interactive
Underwater Events
The Pacific Northwest region is blessed with the most important estuary in the world. Puget Sound shorelines are blanketed with many vast sandy beaches, rocky coves, sea cliffs and an astonishing variety of underwater wildlife. Unfortunately, there are continually growing challenges. From humpback and gray whales, to two different species of orcas, to the tiny Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker, all are under tremendous stress. Too little of our wildlife is protected. We’re doing all we can to protect Puget Sound and the wildlife that lives here.
Our new research method has never before attempted anywhere in the world. Our underwater live streaming events bring the rarely seen world to the surface for research and study. Our highly specialized equipment and drones can travel to depths over 300 feet in our cold local waters. Our marine biologists, crew and volunteers bring the live streaming events to students, scientists and people all around the world. Anyone can interact with our live research taking place in real time.
We regularly complete other experiments:
Our new research method has never before attempted anywhere in the world. Our underwater live streaming events bring the rarely seen world to the surface for research and study. Our highly specialized equipment and drones can travel to depths over 300 feet in our cold local waters. Our marine biologists, crew and volunteers bring the live streaming events to students, scientists and people all around the world. Anyone can interact with our live research taking place in real time.
We regularly complete other experiments:
- Measure salinity levels at various depths
- Record water temperatures at various depths
- Record winds, tides, currents
Below is the first ever broadcast in the world of live streaming, interactive underwater research event, not on closed circuit tv.
Many more will be conducted and uploaded as they become available.
Many more will be conducted and uploaded as they become available.
Location: Poverty Bay - Redondo, Wa
About 60' of depth with only ambient light. All the video was recorded in 4k.
About 60' of depth with only ambient light. All the video was recorded in 4k.
Location: Commencement Bay - Tacoma, Wa
Shallow depth, only about 30' deep with low and high light. Working to maintaining steady light levels.
Shallow depth, only about 30' deep with low and high light. Working to maintaining steady light levels.
Location: Poverty Bay - Redondo, Wa
This video shot between 95' to 100' of depth. The goal was to see how the V6 would perform at a substantial depth, in moderate current, which was over .5 knots.
This video shot between 95' to 100' of depth. The goal was to see how the V6 would perform at a substantial depth, in moderate current, which was over .5 knots.
Location: Edmonds Fishing Pier - Edmonds, Wa
About 20' deep with only ambient light. The cable got snagged on large barnacles on a piling. It took over over 30 minutes to get free.
About 20' deep with only ambient light. The cable got snagged on large barnacles on a piling. It took over over 30 minutes to get free.
Location: Burrows Island Northwest Wall - Anacortes, Wa
About 70' deep with minimal current..
About 70' deep with minimal current..