AXYS Technologies presenting at Ocean Business 2017 in Southampton, UK
AXYS Technologies Inc. (AXYS) will be exhibiting at Ocean Business 2017 at the National Oceanography Center in Southampton, UK. Visitors to the AXYS booth will learn about the AXYS range of solutions including the market leading WindSentinel FLiDAR, the unique TRIAXYS with currents buoy and AXYS new cloud-based geoportal, AXYS-APS. In addition, a selection of AXYS’ strategic partners will be available to discuss their complementary range of services.
On the morning of Tuesday April 4th 2017 at 9:30am, Graham Howe, Director of Sales – Europe, will be giving a presentation that shows how AXYS-APS has been used to improve the accuracy of weather forecasting for offshore operations, using a case study from an offshore wind construction project. This presentation will take place in Classroom – Node – Room 2 074/02 of the National Oceanography Center.
For more information regarding the AXYS-APS Workshop and AXYS products or services in general, visit AXYS at booth A13 during Ocean Business 2017 or email ghowe@axys.com
About Ocean Business
Ocean Business is now firmly established as an unmissable international event for ocean technology, with almost 40% of visitors coming from abroad. Each Ocean Business show has seen a substantial increase in visitors with the last show in 2015, seeing a remarkable 29% increase in visitor numbers.
About AXYS Technologies
AXYS Technologies (AXYS) is an ISO 9001 registered Canadian company with over 40 years of experience in the design, manufacture and installation of remote environmental monitoring systems worldwide. We apply our knowledge and experience to marine, freshwater, and offshore wind resource assessment systems that measure aquatic, oceanic, and atmospheric parameters specific to clients’ needs. AXYS has built and commissioned more than 500 meteorological and oceanographic systems of various types around the world, in over 50 countries.
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