Bedford Institute of Oceanography

BIO is a modern oceanographic research facility, established in 1962 by the Federal Government of Canada (the former Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, now Natural Resources Canada) and is located on the shores of the Bedford Basin in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Over the last 50 years it has grown to become Canada's largest centre for ocean research. The Institute performs targeted research, mandated by the Canadian government, to provide 'peer' reviewed advice and support to government decision making on a broad range of ocean issues, including sovereignty, safety and security, environmental protection, the health of the oceans, safe and accessible waterways, the sustainable use of natural resources (fisheries, minerals, oil & gas) and the integrated management large ocean management areas.

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Marine Energy Documents Related to Bedford Institute of Oceanography

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Effects of sea ice on wave energy flux distribution in the Bohai Sea Zhang, N., Li, S., Wu, Y. Journal Article Wave Modeling
Quantifying Detection Range of Acoustic Tags for Probability of Fish Encountering MHK Devices Sanderson, B., Buhariwalla, C., Adams, M. Conference Paper Acoustics, Mooring
Variability in suspended sediment concentration in the Minas Basin, Bay of Fundy, and implications for changes due to tidal power extraction Ashall, L. , Mulligan, R., Law, B. Journal Article Current, Tidal Field Data, Modeling Array Effects, Hydrodynamics
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