Marine Mining for Critical Minerals
Tuesday, 7 May
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Technical / Poster Session
Key to the energy transition are reliable supply of critical minerals. Tremendous progress has been realized in the last few years to source reliable supplies of green energy minerals such as nickel, cobalt, copper and rare earth elements. This session showcases resource potential, field tested mineral collector and lift systems, exploration vessel optimization, seafloor drilling, sediment plume monitoring, and ship to ship transfer challenges.
Chairperson(s)
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1400-1418 35243Deep Sea Minerals - Feasibility of Side-by-Side Offloading in Open Ocean
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1420-1438 35266Prospects for Marine Minerals in the US Pacific OCS and EEZ
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1440-1458 35061The Seafloor Nodule Collector: Best Available Techniques and Future Developments
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1500-1518 35500Could One Size Fit Most? A "Right Sized"Vessel for DSM Exploration in Remote Regions
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1520-1538 35309Use and Conversion of an Existing Marine Drilling Riser for a System Integration Test for the Collection of Seafloor Polymetallic Nodules
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1540-1558 35057Observing Deep Water Sediment Plumes Using Mobile and Seabed Deployed Instrumentation
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1600-1618 35282Considerations With Respect to the Technology and Economics of Nodule Offloading from a Deep-Sea Mining Production Vessel to a Transport Vessel in the Open Ocean, and Transportation to a Port for Offloading