Ocean Networks Canada

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Our Internet-connected cabled observatories bring real-time continuous ocean data to the surface for research & decision-making. One of Canada's Major Research Facilities & a University of Victoria initiative. oceannetworks.ca

Research vessels sailing on calm waters under a partly cloudy sky during a summer expedition.
Man wearing glasses and a yellow jacket takes a selfie on a coastal road with cliffs and ocean in the background at sunset.
Canadian flag waving on a boat mast against a bright blue sky and calm water with forested shores.
Banner celebrating 20 years of ocean monitoring by Ocean Networks Canada over a background of ocean waves.
Group of people wearing life jackets and headphones, holding microphones while seated on a boat with mountains and water in the background.
Coastal village with wooden houses and docks nestled among green trees along a calm waterfront under a cloudy sky.
Researchers in a small boat exploring icy Antarctic waters with glaciers in the background during Ocean Networks Canada's 20th anniversary event.
A woman with glasses and white hair standing behind a lectern, speaking into two microphones. There is a blue sign that reads: Spring Economic Update 2026 Protecting Whales. There is another woman and a man standing in the background.
Four people standing on a green field with the ocean in the background. From left to right is a man with a beard dressed in a suit and red tie; a woman with long brown hair in business formal wear; a shorter woman with white hair in business wear; and a woman in a black blazer. The two women in the middle is holding a blue sign that reads: Spring Economic Update 2026 Protecting Whales.
A man wearing glasses standing behind a lectern.
A scientist standing on stage behind a lectern presenting his research on carbon dioxide removal in the northeast Pacific Ocean.
Two gentoo penguins standing close together on rocky, grassy terrain near other penguins in the background.
A woman with dark hair and blazer standing behind a podium during a presentation.
A woman in a blazer standing behind a podium presenting her work at a conference.
A smiling man wearing an Ocean Networks Canada branded navy polo shirt standing in front of his scientific poster.
A smiling brunette woman standing in front of a scientific poster.
Attendees engage with representatives at a technology booth featuring ocean mapping displays and informational materials.
Three people stand closely examining an Ocean Networks Canada exhibit about mapping the ocean's depths and Earth's final frontier.
Collage of diverse Ocean Networks Canada alumni and co-op students in various indoor settings.
Workers in safety gear operate a crane to lift a large white underwater research vehicle on a dock at dusk.
A man in a suit pointing at map displayed on a screen in front of a group of professionals.
Three professionals stand outdoors near industrial equipment, with one man in a suit pointing at a a large metal structure.
Group of eight people standing inside an industrial warehouse with metal shelving and equipment around them.
ROV Mantis underwater vehicle being lowered into the ocean for the Spring 2026 live dive expedition.
Underwater robotic arm from ROV Mantis operating near a marine structure covered in sea life during the Spring 2026 expedition.
Remotely operated vehicle Mantis being lowered into the ocean for a dive during the Spring 2026 expedition.
A blue and white vessel named Canpac Valour sits on calm reflective waters with misty mountains and forest in the background.
Group of Ocean Networks Canada team members posing at their exhibition booth with informational displays and promotional materials.
People gathered near escalators, dressed in winter clothing, interacting with each other.
Exhibit booth for Ocean Networks Canada featuring a bright LED backdrop with an image of a seafloor seascape, two tall screens, a table with with a black tablecloth and blue octopus, and various displays with paper marketing materials.
Valentine card with a pink background, a poem about love for a tube worm, and a detailed image of a white and red tube worm. Deep-sea tube worms spotted at the Endeavour hydrothermal vents, approximately 2,300 metres below the sea surface.
Scenic coastal cliffs overlooking the ocean with a call to visit Ocean Networks Canada at OSM26, Booth #9.
Hand-drawn network map on a napkin showing nodes connected by fiber optic lines near Vancouver Island, with a coffee ring stain and fork beside it.