It’s here! Volume 21, Number 1 - Women and the Ocean – is now available, and it’s jammed packed with essays, papers, and short articles that focus on the incredible women making waves in ocean technology. Read it now at thejot.net.

Volume 21, Number 1 is almost here and it’s bursting with girl power! The JOT production team - Kelley, Dawn, Bethany, and Danielle - are all smiles (and maybe a little giddy!) as we put the final touches on our upcoming issue: Women and the Ocean. Watch for it this April, only at thejot.net.

Team JOT has been humbled by the incredible interest & support surrounding our Indigenous Ocean Technology issue. Explore Indigenous priorities and practices. Available only at thejot.net.

Our fall issue will focus on youth who are involved in ocean tech through entrepreneurship, research, volunteer activities, competitions, education, & related pursuits. Submissions may be written by or about young people. Any topic related to youth and ocean tech is welcome. Details at thejot.net.

The Earth is rapidly losing entire ecosystems. Most of Canada’s coastal & inshore marine areas are adjacent to Indigenous communities. In Labrador, Innu play a crucial role in biodiversity conservation, restoration, & stewardship. Check out The Innu Nation Uinipeku Expedition. Only at thejot.net.

Read the full Q&A column with John Vicaire in our winter issue. Available at thejot.net.

As we close out our 20th anniversary year, the JOT Team—Kelley, Dawn, Bethany, and Danielle—extends heartfelt thanks to our readers, contributors, advertisers, reviewers, guest editors, and editorial board members for their ongoing support. Warmest holiday wishes from everyone at the JOT!

Read Ken’s full guest editorial in our winter issue. Available at thejot.net.

This issue of the JOT will focus on ocean startups with guest editor Dr. Paula Mendonça. We invite the submission of peer-reviewed technical papers, essays, and short articles. We are seeking contributions that detail innovative startup technologies, and the specific problems they solve. thejot.net

It’s here! As we conclude our 20th anniversary year, we're thrilled to release our latest issue: Indigenous Ocean Technology: Priorities and Practices. Led by guest editor Ken Paul, this edition is a fitting finale to our year of celebrating two decades of the JOT. Available now at thejot.net.

Over the past 20 years, we’ve had some unforgettable JOT covers. To wrap up our 20th anniversary, we’re bringing you something truly remarkable. Our upcoming issue will feature Mi’kmaq artist Loretta Gould. But Vol. 20, No. 4 isn’t ready yet, but look for it this December - only at thejot.net

The leaves are falling, the clocks have fallen back, and the JOT production team is hard at work on Volume 20, Number 4 – Indigenous Ocean Technology: Priorities and Practices. Coming soon – only at thejot.net.

The world’s ocean serves as the backbone of global commerce. However, the maritime domain is fraught with complex threats. Want to know more? Check out Uncrewed Surface Vehicles: Revolutionizing Maritime Security by Alberto Boretti. Only at thejot.net.

The Launch is Canada’s first dedicated maritime autonomous systems testbed, offering a unique blend of infrastructure, expertise, and near-Arctic environment conditions. Check out The Launch: Advancing Maritime Security Through Innovation by Maria Halfyard in Vol. 20 No. 3. Only at thejot.net.

The intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and maritime security is an exciting and impactful space. Read all about Amous Qiu’s research here: bit.ly/3KFy7gM

Read Maggie’s full editorial about the Canadian Coast Guard and maritime security. bit.ly/4pUIQEl

DEFSEC Atlantic is one of Canada’s premiere Aerospace, Defence, Security & Marine exhibitions. Our latest issue shines a spotlight on ocean technologies related to maritime security. Check out Digital Depths: Securing Subsea Infrastructure in a High-Tech Era by Robert McCabe. Only at thejot.net.

Vol. 21 No. 1 will focus on ocean tech companies owned & operated by women & gender diverse individuals. We are delighted to have Julie Angus of Open Ocean Robotics on board as guest editor. Submission of peer-reviewed tech papers, essays, & short articles are invited for this issue. www.thejot.net

Exciting times at the JOT! Our fall issue is now available online in open access format! It focuses on maritime security with guest editor Maggie de Haan. Read the full issue: www.thejot.net

#WorkBoat2025 – International WorkBoat Show Dec 3-5 is the premier event for the commercial marine and subsea industries. Use code IWBSPARTNER for a 25% discount on All Access or WorkBoat Conference passes or free expo – 1,000 exhibitors. www.workboatshow.com

The school bell is ringing, the kiddos are back in class, and the JOT production team is hard at work on Volume 20, Number 3 – Maritime Security: Standing Guard. Dive into the latest insights on safeguarding our seas. Coming this month – only at thejot.net.

#WorkBoat2025 – International WorkBoat Show Dec 3-5 is the premier event for the commercial marine and subsea industries. Use code IWBSPARTNER for a 25% discount on All Access or WorkBoat Conference passes or free expo – 1,000 exhibitors. www.workboatshow.com

Seawork is the leading commercial marine and workboat exhibition based in Southampton, UK, that brings together experts from across the industry to showcase the latest innovations, technology and products. Be part of Europe's largest commercial marine and workboat exhibition. seawork.com/newfront

Read more about Hammad as he completes his master of applied ocean technology in ocean mapping. www.thejot.net/article-prev...

Read more about Katie and her research on air-sea interactions and upper ocean dynamics. www.thejot.net/article-prev...

Interested in the Canadian Arctic and its marine ecosystems? Check out the Marine Institute’s own Rachel A.S. Forbes and Dr. Jonathan A.D. Fisher’s essay, Advancing Arctic Marine Monitoring Through Optical Technologies and Collaborative Partnerships. Available only at thejot.net. 📸 Laura Wheeland

Read more about Terry and his work as a meteorologist: www.thejot.net/article-prev...

Read Richard’s full editorial about the importance of ocean monitoring: www.thejot.net/article-prev...

It’s here! Our summer issue with a focus on ocean monitoring! This issue is brimming with content from 21 countries around the world. Check out the full issue here: www.thejot.net/archive-issu.... Thanks to ACUA Ocean for the cover image.

Our winter issue will focus on "Indigenous Ocean Technology" with Ken Paul, member of Wolastoqey Nation at Neqotkuk, located at the Tobique First Nation in New Brunswick, Canada, on board as guest editor.

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Spring has sprung, the sun is shining, and the JOT production team is hard at work on Volume 20, Number 2 – Ocean Monitoring. Coming June 2025 – only at thejot.net.

Our winter issue will focus on how Indigenous researchers, technologists, scientists, groups, and communities around the globe use ocean technology for economic growth, resource management, community engagement, and

Marine ecotourism is a massive industry worldwide & can provide robust economic benefits. Estimates suggest that all global wildlife tourism combined contributes more than $120 billion USD to the global economy annually. Check out Tempering Impacts and Embracing Curiosity in V20N1 at thejot.net.

There are many adventures to be had in our ocean. In our spring issue on marine tourism, we highlight some of the technologies used to experience them. View our flipbook to start your adventure! tinyurl.com/V20N1JOT

2025 marks the 20th year of publication for the Journal of Ocean Technology. Our 79 issues include over 1,800 technical papers, essays, and short articles written by more than 2,000 contributors from around the globe, covering a rich range of topics and themes.