In July 2017, Blue Ocean Monitoring conducted the Yampi Geochemical Glider Survey (Yampi Project) a research and development project undertaken, and wholly funded by Blue Ocean Monitoring. The project was a continuation of Blue Ocean Monitoring’s research into using autonomous underwater gliders for geochemical exploration surveys for the oil and gas industry.

Oil spills can have significant consequences for society, economy and the environment. As a result, oil spill accidents have focused attention on industry and governmental responses to oil spills, and what actions can best prevent them from happening and how best to manage them if they do occur.

Blue Ocean Monitoring (Blue Ocean) were contracted to conduct hydrographic surveys within two enclosed ponds at an oil refinery site in South East Asia. The ponds are used to store and treat oil refinery ballast water, however microbial action in the water results in sedimentary deposits which build up over time.

In December 2016, Blue Ocean Monitoring conducted a water quality survey using a Slocum Glider in waters around the Chevron-operated Wheatstone Platform on behalf of MScience Pty Ltd.

Through an innovative partnership, Blue Ocean Monitoring (BOM), Gardline Marine Sciences (Gardline), Searcher Seismic and Ecosscope, have deployed a Slocum glider in the Gulf of Papua to collect further environmental and oceanographic data for the Davaria Geochemical Survey.

Blue Ocean Monitoring (Blue Ocean), a provider of real-time ocean data services, is pleased to announce the completion of a contract in Indonesia working for PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara (PTNNT), which is a subsidiary of Newmont Mining Corporation, one of the world's largest gold producers with assets or operations on five continents.

Blue Ocean Monitoring is expanding its global network by securing office space in the Marine Robotics Innovation Centre at the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) in Southampton. The Marine Robotics Innovation Centre hosts a community of innovative companies advancing technology for platforms, components and sub-systems in order to aid and advance oceanographic research for the benefit of both scientists and businesses.