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sign up to mmf mailing list if you would like to be kept informed of mmf reports and future meetings, please sign up here . 61st – announcement and call for speakers the 61st (mmf61), hosted by the national physical laboratory (npl), will take place at the npl premises in teddington, middx on thursday 24th may 2018. the all-day event will include a full programme of presentations combined with networking opportunities and tours of the npl facility. for further information on the plans for the day, to express an interest in giving a presentation or to register for attendance please visit http://www.npl.co.uk/events/24-may-2018-the-61st-marine-measurement-forum-mmf exceptional experiences at the 60th the steering group for the (mmf) announces that the 60th mmf, held at the landrover bar (ben ainslie racing) facility in portsmouth was an all-round success with an entertaining programme matched by the wonders of the hi-tech venue. the mmf60 organisers, ixblue are to be congratulated on registering just short of 90 attendees and for assembling a diverse programme. a more detailed report on the day’s event will follow shortly. hosts for 2018 onwards the steering group always welcomes enquiries regarding the hosting of a future event. presently, hosts have been confirmed for mmf61 through to mmf63 as scheduled below: mmf61 – national physical laboratory. date: spring 2018. venue: teddington. mmf62 – fugro. date: autumn 2018. venue: wallingford. mmf63 – ecosub robotics. date: spring 2019. venue: tba. the schedule will be updated with confirmed dates and host contact details at regular intervals. event notices will be issued via the mmf mailing list, international ocean systems journal, oceanbuzz newsletter and other media portals. each mmf event comprises a number of presentations by organisations and individuals involved in the many diverse aspects of the marine measuring sector. the management of the event, including venue and specific date, is for each host to decide but within guidelines provided by the steering group. the audience will generally comprise a cosmopolitan mix of researchers, surveyors, engineers and manufacturers all of whom have a common interest in the art/science of maritime data gathering. the mmf series has continually proven to be very popular, with attendee numbers generally around the 50-60 mark and hosting undoubtedly provides an opportunity to highlight specific skills, capabilities, projects and developments. the list of past hosts reads like a who’s who of the maritime world and the mmf steering group anticipates a strong desire to see the tradition continued. expressions of interest can be received from past hosts or those new to the activity. there are reports and images from previous events and comprehensive guidelines for hosts on this site. those wishing to put their names forward can initially email steering group representative roger scrivens from the contact page, ideally stating “hosting an mmf event” in the subject line. next event details 61st the 61st (mmf61), hosted by the national physical laboratory, will take place in teddington in spring 2018. more details soon. updating the mmf website if you’ve visited the mmf website previously, you will have noticed a change in appearance. this has been precipitated by some changes on our server, requiring a rapid temporary update. please bear with us as we rebuild the site and restore more of the content. farewell astrid mmf steering group bids fond farewell to astrid powell at the recent 59 th (mmf), attendees witnessed the retirement of longstanding steering group member astrid powell who was presented with a bouquet of flowers to mark the occasion. astrid was one of the four founder members of the mmf steering group which was formed in 2005 to oversee and guide the fortunes of the series. having retired recently from her role as publisher at underwater world publications ltd (publications include international ocean systems and underwater contractor international), astrid felt that the time was right for her to make way for new blood within the steering group. the mmf steering group is delighted to announce that astrid’s place has been taken by helen atkinson who is quaintly described as operations and publications manager at the hydrographic society uk but is known and respected by members and non-members alike as the person who makes sure all the society’s many activities run smoothly. the other steering group members, andy smerdon, aidan thorn and roger scrivens, wish astrid a well-earned, happy retirement and offer a hearty welcome to helen. full house at mmf59 full house at mmf59 our 59 th meeting took place on friday 7 th july at the bp upstream learning centre in sunbury-on-thames and was hosted by the hydrographic society uk (ths uk). amongst the eleven presentations topics included crowdsourced bathymetry, safe fishing in uk waters, the use of marine mammals as observation platforms and a look at a completely new biofouling technique for the marine environment. a full report on the day’s proceedings along with presentation downloads (as available) will be published here in due course and announced via the normal media outlets. all present agreed that the sell-out event was a great success combining a diverse programme of presentations with an excellent venue. congratulations are offered to the organisers, the hydrographic society uk. presentations to follow presenter presentation pictures to follow 58th – september 2016 58 th at pml – september 2016 plymouth marine laboratory (pml) hosted the 58th (mmf) over a two day period in mid-september when delegates were afforded the opportunity to visit the wide range of marine science facilities that plymouth has to offer ahead of the seminar itself. on 14th september attendees were invited to join the pml hosts at the plymouth university marine station for tours of the station’s facilities and the research vessels of pml, plymouth university, the marine biological association and sonardyne ltd. this provided a great opportunity to showcase the wealth of local collaborative resources that the area offers to both marine science and industry. as is usually the case the sun was shining in plymouth and a well-attended evening bbq, hosted by pml, concluded an enjoyable day allowing great networking opportunities. the main mmf event was held the next day in pml’s modern conference facility. with approximately 70 delegates present professor stephen de mora, pml’s chief executive, welcomed attendees and introduced the impressive programme of thirteen presentations. the first talk of the day was given by elizabeth paull from aquatec group who discussed applications for underwater optical communication devices. following elizabeth was robert camp from sahfos, who presented on the use of a flow cam macro for rapid quantification and identification of zooplankton captured on their suite of continuous plankton recorders (cprs). to round up the first session carlos campos from cefas presented a satellite based approach to monitoring harmful algal blooms and water quality for shellfish farming. after the first of the day’s productive networking breaks the second session commenced, focusing on autonomous systems for data collection. sam forbes, rs aqua, showcased integrated sensors for fisheries’ applications using a liquid robotics autonomous wave glider. continuing the theme of unmanned surface vessels mike poole from autonaut and phil johnston from seiche presented their collaborative work on autonomous passive acoustic monitoring. they were followed by jim gardner from valeport who reported on interesting local applications for the rapidcast system which enables underway acquisition of high resolution speed of sound measurements. the concluding talk of this session was given by george graham from sahfos, who discussed his work in integrating additional autonomous sensors to the laboratory’s fleet of aforementioned cprs. 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