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Coastal & Environmental Engineering

The group functions with a mandate to develop application-oriented technology in ocean (Coastal & Environmental) related areas.

Deep Sea Technology

The Deep Sea Technologies group is involved indeveloping manned and unmanned underwater vehicles for the exploration and exploitation of deep ocean mineral resources

Deep Sea Mining

The deep oceans have abundant mineral resources like Polymetallic nodules; cobalt rich manganese crust and hydrothermal deposits.

Energy and Fresh Water

In the times when continuous use of non-renewable energy resources is upsetting the ecological balance,the world has started to

Ocean Observation

Under the Ocean Observation Network (OON) programme of ESSO MoES, the Ocean observation systems (OOS) group,erstwhile National Data

Marine Sensor Systems

Our earth, the blue planet, is covered by 71% of oceans, of which 95% is still unexplored. Our knowledge of the ocean is indeed shockingly limited.

Marine BioTechnology

The Ocean is considered as the cradle of life, where life originated 3.5 billion years ago and formed a huge treasure-house of life and resources.

Ocean Electronics

Ocean Electronics group has a mandate to develop ocean observation systems and demonstrate for applications in the ocean. Involved in the DOPR & buoy data logger for TEWS, AUDP

Ocean Structures

NIOT has been developing several offshore components for various programs like desalination, mining, data buoys etc. These include pipelines/risers, moorings in deep water.

Ocean Acoustics

NIOT has developed expertise in the area of Ocean Acoustics in the last one and half decades and development of acoustic systems for ocean applications

Vessel Management Cell

The Vessel Management Cell widely known as 'VMC' is an operational wing of NIOT which proficiently manages the running, operation