Satlink Ocean Services shares a visualization showing the evolution of tropical cyclones over the past week and forecasts for the coming days.
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A Rare Triple Hurricane Event in the Pacific 🌪️ An unusual succession of hurricanes is currently crossing the Pacific Ocean. Lowell, Karina, and Marie are creating an u…
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Satlink
Technology company focused on ocean knowledge and sustainability
- Industry
- Satellite Telecommunications
- Location
- Alcobendas, ES
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Satlink
Founded in 1992, Satlink is a world leading technology provider that develops solutions focused on ocean knowledge and sustainability, improving the management of ocean resources and working closely with industry, governments and NGOs. Strongly committed to fisheries sustainability and ocean conservation, Satlink's mission is to provide tools that can help fleets and governments worldwide to sustainably manage their activity in the most efficient way. Headquartered in Madrid, Satlink has offices in Spain (Marin), Canada, Seychelles, Ecuador, USA, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Korea, and Taiwan while working with local partners in other locations.
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