rp1The new Guardian Full Face Mask with wireless communications from Ocean Technology Systems. VAN2015 002 A new EXOSUIT and a NEWTSUIT in production at Nuytco Research Ltd. In Vancouver in June 2015.
 VAN2015 003 A partially restored 1-man submarine, the DEEP ROVER one atmospheric submersible and the AQUARIUS submersible. Hurricane 004
The “Wreck Hunter”, a Zodiac 590 Hurricane, formerly an ex Canadian Coast Guard Inshore Patrol boat – currently undergoing a refit.

VAN2015 006Terry Dwyer standing next to the original NEWTSUIT, Number 01 build in 1990.

 

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VAN2015 010Phil Nuytten and Terry Dwyer in the lobby of Nuytco Research Ltd., Vancouver 2015

 
4 Shipwreck School – Side Scan Sonar Operators Course Participants, from left to right
Shipwreck School Instructor – Garry Kozak, Olivia Floyd, Tom McLeod, Ray Neilson, Terry Dwyer and Andrew Waddell.

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Wreck Hunter Hoodie

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RCMP Underwater Recovery Team Members learning to set up the towfish

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Halifax RCMP Underwater Recovery Team members complete side scan sonar training.

From left to right: Tom McLeod, Ross Burt, Byron Mercer and Mark Bishop.

sonar2-011 RCMP Members adjusting the sonar search / survey lines

scan-004 Side Scan Sonar Course Instructor, Garry Kozak
demonstrates how to set up the EdgeTech 4125 towfish.
2 Course participants taking turns monitoring the
side scan laptop inside the cuddy of the survey vessel.
5 Shipwreck School is now in session -
The classroom portion of the side scan sonar operators course.
3 Terry Dwyer and Garry Kozak on the first official Shipwreck School
- Side Scan Sonar Operators Course hosted in Halifax, Nova Scotia.