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SOES3029 2028-29
Seafloor Exploration and Surveying
This module provides you with skills that are scientifically fascinating as well as important for employability. The offshore industry is crying-out for graduates that understand seafloor surveying. In the past few years many OES students have gone on to careers in the field based on skills and experience from this module. -
SOES3029 2029-30
Seafloor Exploration and Surveying
This module provides you with skills that are scientifically fascinating as well as important for employability. The offshore industry is crying-out for graduates that understand seafloor surveying. In the past few years many OES students have gone on to careers in the field based on skills and experience from this module. -
SOES3029 2027-28
Seafloor Exploration and Surveying
This module provides you with skills that are scientifically fascinating as well as important for employability. The offshore industry is crying-out for graduates that understand seafloor surveying. In the past few years many OES students have gone on to careers in the field based on skills and experience from this module. -
SOES6024 2025-26
Seafloor Exploration and Surveying 2
In this module students work through many of the data analysis and interpretation steps to evaluate plans for an offshore windfarm, using an example site in the east Solent.
With the University of Southampton’s unique access to its own research vessel the RV Callista, students get the opportunity to take part in an offshore hydrographic and geophysical survey. Using industry standard software packages such as ArcGIS Pro, Caris HIPS, Petrel, and SonarWiz, students will analyse dynamic processes on the seabed, and build a 3D ground model of the subsurface, to characterise the site.
As a result, students will be equipped with the skills directly relevant to the Hydrographic and Geophysical surveying industries. There will likely be opportunities to attend talks and network with industry partners during the duration of the course, who have employed previous students as a direct result of the experience gained during this module. -
SOES6024 2029-30
Seafloor Exploration and Surveying 2
In this module students work through many of the data analysis and interpretation steps to evaluate plans for an offshore windfarm, using an example site in the east Solent.
With the University of Southampton’s unique access to its own research vessel the RV Callista, students get the opportunity to take part in an offshore hydrographic and geophysical survey. Using industry standard software packages such as ArcGIS Pro, Caris HIPS, Petrel, and SonarWiz, students will analyse dynamic processes on the seabed, and build a 3D ground model of the subsurface, to characterise the site.
As a result, students will be equipped with the skills directly relevant to the Hydrographic and Geophysical surveying industries. There will likely be opportunities to attend talks and network with industry partners during the duration of the course, who have employed previous students as a direct result of the experience gained during this module. -
SOES6024 2026-27
Seafloor Exploration and Surveying 2
In this module students work through many of the data analysis and interpretation steps to evaluate plans for an offshore windfarm, using an example site in the east Solent.
With the University of Southampton’s unique access to its own research vessel the RV Callista, students get the opportunity to take part in an offshore hydrographic and geophysical survey. Using industry standard software packages such as ArcGIS Pro, Caris HIPS, Petrel, and SonarWiz, students will analyse dynamic processes on the seabed, and build a 3D ground model of the subsurface, to characterise the site.
As a result, students will be equipped with the skills directly relevant to the Hydrographic and Geophysical surveying industries. There will likely be opportunities to attend talks and network with industry partners during the duration of the course, who have employed previous students as a direct result of the experience gained during this module. -
SOES6024 2027-28
Seafloor Exploration and Surveying 2
In this module students work through many of the data analysis and interpretation steps to evaluate plans for an offshore windfarm, using an example site in the east Solent.
With the University of Southampton’s unique access to its own research vessel the RV Callista, students get the opportunity to take part in an offshore hydrographic and geophysical survey. Using industry standard software packages such as ArcGIS Pro, Caris HIPS, Petrel, and SonarWiz, students will analyse dynamic processes on the seabed, and build a 3D ground model of the subsurface, to characterise the site.
As a result, students will be equipped with the skills directly relevant to the Hydrographic and Geophysical surveying industries. There will likely be opportunities to attend talks and network with industry partners during the duration of the course, who have employed previous students as a direct result of the experience gained during this module. -
SOES6024 2028-29
Seafloor Exploration and Surveying 2
In this module students work through many of the data analysis and interpretation steps to evaluate plans for an offshore windfarm, using an example site in the east Solent.
With the University of Southampton’s unique access to its own research vessel the RV Callista, students get the opportunity to take part in an offshore hydrographic and geophysical survey. Using industry standard software packages such as ArcGIS Pro, Caris HIPS, Petrel, and SonarWiz, students will analyse dynamic processes on the seabed, and build a 3D ground model of the subsurface, to characterise the site.
As a result, students will be equipped with the skills directly relevant to the Hydrographic and Geophysical surveying industries. There will likely be opportunities to attend talks and network with industry partners during the duration of the course, who have employed previous students as a direct result of the experience gained during this module. -
SOES6024 2030-31
Seafloor Exploration and Surveying 2
In this module students work through many of the data analysis and interpretation steps to evaluate plans for an offshore windfarm, using an example site in the east Solent.
With the University of Southampton’s unique access to its own research vessel the RV Callista, students get the opportunity to take part in an offshore hydrographic and geophysical survey. Using industry standard software packages such as ArcGIS Pro, Caris HIPS, Petrel, and SonarWiz, students will analyse dynamic processes on the seabed, and build a 3D ground model of the subsurface, to characterise the site.
As a result, students will be equipped with the skills directly relevant to the Hydrographic and Geophysical surveying industries. There will likely be opportunities to attend talks and network with industry partners during the duration of the course, who have employed previous students as a direct result of the experience gained during this module. -
SOES3056 2028-29
Seascape Ecology
This course focuses on understanding the causes and ecological consequences of seascape patterns and processes in space and time. A central theme will be the movements of marine organisms and their interaction with dynamic environments at different scales. Emphasis will be placed on learning skills to conduct spatiotemporal analyses in pelagic ecosystems. This understanding and these skills will then be applied to questions including quantifying scale and dynamics for conservation and management applications.