Glosten says its new fisheries-focused analysis vessel design additionally provides a wonderful platform for general-purpose science missions. [Image: Glosten]
Seattle headquartered naval architect agency Glosten has launched imagery of its newest vessel design: a Global Class, fisheries-focused, analysis vessel that’s quieter on board and underwater.
Developed with fisheries analysis in thoughts, it has an Azipod propulsion system to offer elevated maneuverability and dynamic positioning whereas the effectiveness of the acoustic design ensures the quiet operations required for fisheries analysis.
Glosten’s analysis vessel credentials embody the regional class analysis vessels funded by the National Science Foundation and the 50 meter David Packard, the brand new flagship for the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, presently below development at Spain’s Freire Shipyard.
The agency says the brand new fisheries-focused analysis vessel additionally provides a wonderful platform for general-purpose science missions, with a collection of mainstay tools, versatile lab areas, and a gondola and twin retractable centerboards that enhance transducer and sensor efficiency.
So far, that’s all of the agency is saying. Meantime, benefit from the pictures, all courtesy of Glosten.
