GAIA Marine has been awarded a physical oceanography monitoring program in Sumbawa, Indonesia, supporting offshore project planning through the collection of currents, water levels, temperature and wave-related data.

The program will include two oceanographic moorings deployed in deep-water settings, with one station in approximately 200 m water depth and a second in approximately 700 m water depth. GAIA Marine will deliver the work through staged execution, including deployment, mid-term recovery, servicing, redeployment, interim QA/QC and final reporting. This approach gives the client early visibility on system performance, data return and any operational refinements needed before the final monitoring phase is complete.

For GAIA Marine, the project reflects a growing capability in complex oceanographic monitoring: practical field execution, deep-water mooring systems, acoustic release operations, ADCP current profiling, temperature-chain data, QA/QC workflows and clear interim reporting.

It also reinforces GAIA Marine’s broader direction as an ocean-data company. Our focus is not just on collecting data offshore, but on turning that data into useful, timely information that helps clients understand conditions, manage risk and make better decisions as a project progresses.