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The Catalina Project: Monitoring Micro-Bio Ecology Systems in Ocean Depths

The Catalina Project aims to monitor and study micro-bio ecology systems in both shallow and deep ocean waters. Utilizing a dual-use underwater vehicle designed for research, including both remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), the project seeks to expand understanding of marine ecosystems. Future plans involve studying the Los Angeles Basin, with depths exceeding 3000 meters, focusing on the complex interactions within these critical environments.

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The Catalina Project: Monitoring Micro-Bio Ecology Systems in Ocean Depths

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  1. The Catalina Project • Monitor and study micro-bio ecology systems in ocean (shallow and deepwater) • Current System: dual-use underwater vehicle (ROV and AUV) • Future Plan: Study in Los Angeles basin (>3000m deep)

  2. Dual-Use ROV+AUV

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