Page 13 Canada is at the forefront of deep-sea research and technology. In fact, the first black-smoker-releasing chimneys from the ocean floor were brought to the surface with the aid of a remotely operated submersible vehicle, called ROPOS, and a Canadian Coast Guard research vessel. What is Canadian deep-sea research centred on, what is being investigated, and how does Canada contribute to our understanding of deep-sea biology and geology?
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| NEPTUNE |
| Visit this University of Victoria site about NEPTUNE, a project to create the world's largest seafloor observatory linked by fibre optic cables. (
http://www.neptunecanada.ca
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| Bedford Institute of Oceanography |
| Visit the site for Canada's largest centre for ocean research. (
http://www.bio.gc.ca/welcome-e.html
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| Department of Oceanography Dalhousie University |
| Read about deep-sea research taking place at Dalhousie University. (
http://oceanography.dal.ca/index.html
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