St. Pete researchers unveil new ocean mapping robot

An ambitious seafloor mapping project making waves throughout the local and global marine science community has a new tool in its arsenal - an uncrewed surface vessel named EMMET.

The Center for Ocean Mapping and Innovative Technologies (COMIT) at the USF College of Marine Science, in partnership with the Florida Flood Hub for Applied Research and Innovation, publicly unveiled ....

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Where does St. Pete stand a year after Helene?

A still storm-damaged Tropicana Field provided an ideal backdrop Friday morning as St. Petersburg officials reflected on progress and the work ahead a year following Hurricane Helene.

An unprecedented hurricane season highlighted vulnerabilities. Mayor Ken Welch, City Council Chair Copley Gerdes and Fire Chief Keith Watts stood in front of two of three new high-water rescue vehicles.

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