NOC Innovations Ltd
NOC Innovations provides services, expertise, facilities and guidance to a diverse range of customers.
Our science is improving the understanding of marine related risks and hazards, reducing the risks of deep ocean drilling and providing data into the insurance industry. This work also supports seasonal and climate forecasts.
Our persistent presence in the oceans, alongside our world-class data modelling capabilities provides monitoring of, and predicting variability and changes in, the natural environment. All of this work is underpinned by our commitment to developing and working with advanced technologies for conducting ocean measurements and research science.
NOC Innovations provides services, expertise, facilities and guidance to a diverse range of customers.
Our science is improving the understanding of marine related risks and hazards, reducing the risks of deep ocean drilling and providing data into the insurance industry. This work also supports seasonal and climate forecasts.
Our persistent presence in the oceans, alongside our world-class data modelling capabilities provides monitoring of, and predicting variability and changes in, the natural environment. All of this work is underpinned by our commitment to developing and working with advanced technologies for conducting ocean measurements and research science.
Carbon Capture and Storage
Deep Sea Mining
Defence
Harbours and Ports
Infrastructure and Insurance
Marine Renewable Energy
Oil and Gas
Shipping
NOC Innovations Ltd aims to make science relevant and accessible to the needs of business. We are currently developing links with a wide range of commercial sectors to determine where synergy exists with our research strategy to highlight key areas for collaboration.
By partnering with us, your business will have access to our wealth of expert knowledge, a pool of specialised equipment, testing facilities, research outputs from a range of oceanographic disciplines, and asscess to a range of industry partners through the Marine Robotics Innovation Centre.
We are keen to engage with industry, other research organisations and public sector bodies to help maximise the application of our research to affect positive socio-economic impact. In addition to commissioned research, you could join a collaborative research programme where we can leverage access to supporting grant funding.
Projects could help your company develop a new product or survey, or facilitate access to new knowledge and technology, to allow you to overcome problems, or embrace new opportunities affecting your sector.
Technology Transfer
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships
Research and Consultancy
Software
The National Oceanography Centre has been providing information, software and advice to the public and private sector for over 80 years. We are able to analyse scientific data and results in order to produce valuable analysis that translate into real-world benefits for businesses.
We ensure that our customers get the data they require in a form that is easily understood, by providing a bespoke consultancy service backed up by easy-to-use software products.
Our diverse range of products cover many industry sectors from the offshore oil and gas industry, coastal ports and harbours through to publishing and recreation; and from the traditional tide tables of high and low water times and heights through to state-of-the-art offshore modelling software.
At the coast
Offshore
Tidal Analysis
Applied Modelling
Consultancy Advice
anyTide
Marine Robotics Innovation Centre
The Marine Robotics Innovation Centre in Southampton is where science meets business, bringing together a range of industries to develop the next generation of marine autonomous technology. We host a community of innovative companies developing technology for platforms, components and sub-systems in order to aid and advance oceanographic research for the benefit of both scientists and businesses.
The National Oceanography Centre invested £3.5 million into the creation and development of this world-leading facility. With a range of specialist engineering and testing facilities, along with the world-class expertise of the scientists and technicians spanning more than 20 years at the NOC, we are able to accommodate and enhance the advancement of marine autonomous systems (MAS) technologies.
The community, utilising available services at the innovation centre, share the specialised space with the NOC Marine Autonomous and Robotics Systems team who have extensive experience of the deployment of MAS in the ocean’s most challenging environments.
