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Canadian Hydrographic Service identifies survey needs in British Columbia

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What happened

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The Canadian Hydrographic Service identified a need for hydrographic surveys within British Columbia. Separately, the Israeli defence giant Elbit Systems completed the purchase of International Submarine Engineering, an autonomous underwater vehicle company based in British Columbia.

From nationalpost.com

Why it matters

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The need for surveys could drive demand for specialized marine technology and contracts. International Submarine Engineering, which was acquired by Elbit Systems, had a history of receiving federal investment for developing AUVs to map northern waters.

From nationalpost.com

Who's involved

  • Canadian Hydrographic ServiceIdentified the need for hydrographic surveys in British Columbia

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  • Canadian Hydrographic ServiceSpeculative

    Companies specializing in autonomous underwater vehicles might see increased demand for contracts related to hydrographic surveys.

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