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Trinity and SeaKeepers Society Team Up

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August 8, 2007

Trinity Yachts, announced they have agreed to donate the fabrication and installation of the structural foundation, including the through-hull fittings, to allow SeaKeeper 1000 oceanographic and atmospheric monitoring systems to be installed at no charge to all of their new builds. The SeaKeeper 1000 monitoring system takes precise oceanographic (salinity, sea-surface temperature, pH) and meteorological (air temperature, wind speed/direction, barometer) measurements every minute, and then sends its collected data automatically to the world via satellite. Unlike other monitoring systems, the SeaKeeper 1000 is a plug and play unit that offers scientists the flexibility and cost-efficiency of interchangeable sensors. Its automated, modular and packaged design helped it to win the prestigious Tech Museum Intel Award for International Environmental Technology Benefiting Humanity.
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