RV Seòl Mara – SAMS
Designed in 1972, Seòl Mara is a 10.4m general purpose MCA standard category 3 research vessel, well suited to use in confided upper reaches of sea lochs or shallow inshore
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Designed in 1972, Seòl Mara is a 10.4m general purpose MCA standard category 3 research vessel, well suited to use in confided upper reaches of sea lochs or shallow inshore
The perfect RIB for checking on deployed equipment, student trips (especially at the Falls of Lora) and simple tows and scientific equipment can be used from her.
Operating from her home port in Aberdeen, Scotia is used for fi sh stock assessment and environmental monitoring in the North Sea and north Atlantic waters. She carries a crew
Operating from her home port of Fraserburgh, the vessel is used for fish and shellfish stock assessment and environmental monitoring in the North Sea and on the west coast of
one of which is dedicated to the ecosystem monitoring site located 3 nautical miles from Stonehaven, 15 miles south of Aberdeen. This site has been sampled on a weekly basis
The Selkie is an 8-meter aluminium diesel jet powered workboat. It is an open boat with forward console, a clear rear deck and working platform on engine hatch. Selkie was
The cabin on the Swordsman allows for the installation of computer and recording equipment and has been used as a platform for deploying a variety of equipment including hydrophones, both
RV Serpula is a 8m custom built vessel commissioned in 1999, based on an 8 m LOA GRP Kingfisher hull. She is equipped for scientific sampling and diving work, including
6.2 m Cheetah Marine Catamaran with pole mount, either for surveys from Gills Bay (Pentland Firth) or around northern Scotland via road trailer
Inshore Survey Vessel A 13.7 m long MCA area Category 2 workboat with twin Caterpillar engines producing 560 Hp. Maneuverable and economic she is equipped with a hull mounted multibeam
12 m Fisheries research vessel. Capabilities: Fishing gear trials and surveys including trawling, jigging, scalloping and potting. PDF available
MASTS was founded in 2009 to be a unique collaboration between marine research organisations, government and industry.
Charity Number: SC045259
Company Number: SC485726
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