Iris crossed the equator after 19 days at sea from Woods Hole Iris sailed along the course designed for the deployment of the floats. After 19 days at sea, the crew crossed the equator, aiming for the GPS coordinates of …
All the Blue Observer team wishes you a beautiful year 2022! We thank our partners for their support and their loyalty since the beginning of the Blue Observer project. Stay tuned in 2022! We will soon provide you with information …
Back in pictures on the WHOI stopover Stopover at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution The Blue Observer crew made a stop at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution on the east coast of the United States from December 6 to 14. …
Mission accomplished for the 1st leg of the expedition The first stage of the expedition has just been completed. The crew arrived at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (Massachusetts, USA) on Monday, December 6 at 9:30 pm (CET time) after 3 …
A first! Coordinated by OceanOPS* (international center of the World Meterorological Organization and the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO), the French sailing vessel of Blue Observer will deploy approximately one hundred Argo profiling floats for the United States, Canada, and …
Last April, the yacht was ferried to Brest (France), its new home port. 6 months of repairs are scheduled to completely rebuild it in aluminum: overhauling the rigging, water outlets, pressure washing, new paint, setting up a dedicated laboratory for …
Blue Observer is supported by the business incubator Emergys. 24 months of personalized, individual support will help the company structure its project and consolidate its business plan. This local support is strengthened by experts studies guidance to consolidate the business …