Marine Mining - New Technologies and Programs Making it Happen
Tuesday, 6 May
312
Technical Session
Marine mining is on the cusp, in both international waters and within EEZs of several countries including the Cook Islands, Norway and the United States. This session covers AI-driven new production technologies, the latest in geophysical mapping, ship to ship transfer and national critical mineral development and licensing programs. Polymetallic nodules, cobalt rich crusts, seafloor massive sulfides and other types of deposits will be discussed.
Session Chairpersons
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0200-0218 35790Polymetallic Nodule Detection Using Hull-mounted 30 Kilohertz Multibeam Data Analysis
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0220-0238 35994Crust Excavation Challenge: Breakthrough Innovative Technologies.
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0240-0258 35957Full Mission Bridge Simulations Of Bulk Carrier Approach For Unsheltered Offshore Transshipment Of Polymetallic Nodules
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0300-0318 35652Challenges In Massive Sulfide Deposit Exploration Using A Seabed Drill Rig For Mineral Core Sampling
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0320-0338 35665Establishing A Marine Minerals Value Chain In Preparation For The Opening Of Norway's Eez To Mineral Activities
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0340-0358 35979A Next Step Economic Case Study For A Government-industry Partnership Needed To Support The Viability Of Extraction Of Critical Minerals Offshore Of Virginia
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0400-0418 35952Revised To Address Possible Commerciality Issues In Control Number: 25otc-p-1382-otc: Sustainable And Responsible Deep-sea Critical Minerals Collection With Next-gen Technology
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Alternate 35547Skiplift Principle, A Vertical Batch Transport System For Deepsea Minerals Extraction Based On A Fiber Rope Subsea Winch.
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Alternate 35752Exploring The Advantages And Challenges Of Aluminum Risers In Deep-sea Mining