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Høst 2025

AUT-2803 Blue Technology - 10 stp


The course is administrated by

Institutt for automasjon og prosessteknologi

Type of course

May be taken as a singular course

Course contents

The subject is research driven and will have a practical approach to current and ongoing topics with in the blue industry. The following themes are included:

Aquaculture and seafood production: Process, automation, and measurement technology used in fisheries, aquaculture, and seafood production. Industrial animal welfare and selected measurement methods related to fish physiology and food quality.

Marine and fisheries acoustics: Physical and biological principles of hydroacoustic detection and measurement of marine organisms. Scientific echo sounders and fishery sonars will be described and demonstrated. Multibeam echo sounders and sub-bottom profiling sonar, as well as the basic principles of seabed seismology, are included.

Subsea and underwater drone technology: Use of drones in blue research, such as remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and autonomous vehicles. Subsea instrumentation, instrument platforms, landers, and underwater communication.

Instrumentation and environmental monitoring: Blue environmental monitoring for aquaculture, fisheries, oil and gas, as well as subsea mineral extraction and construction. Instruments for oceanographic measurements, hydrophones, and selected topics within remote sensing are included.


Admission requirements

General study qualification with Mathematics R1+R2 and Physics FYS1.

Application code: 9391


Objective of the course

Knowledge: Basic knowledge of blue technology. Understanding and ability to acquire in-depth knowledge of recent research, including reason developments in blue technology and relevant areas of application.

Skills: Ability to communicate with peers on topics within blue technology. The research-based approach of the course provides the student with a framework to independently acquire scientific knowledge about blue technology.

Competence: The course offers a general and broad research-based introduction to technology used in the blue industries. The candidate will have a solid foundation for further education and work related to technology within the blue industries.


Language of instruction

English. Norwegian if all students understand Norwegian. Report and oral exam in Norwegian is permitted

Teaching methods

Lectures, supervision, lab work/excursions/floating classroom, and a mandatory project assignment.