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Article Comments 1 The Vertical Profile System by Nichiyu Giken Kogyo Co. measures water temperature, animal movements and ocean currents. Capital News Online spoke with a pioneer in tsunami detection. Richard Thomson, from the Institute of Ocean Sciences, a facility of Fisheries and Oceans Canada, is working with the University of Victoria on one of NEPTUNE's experiments. at 9:01 pm on 11 Nov 2009, kristin wrote: This was a very professional and interesting interview. I was unaware of technological advancement of tsunami detection equipment - .1mm every second in real time - amazing! Thank you for sharing such a fantastic piece! Name: Email: Remember my personal information. Notify me of follow-up comments? Please enter the word you see in the image below: Related Links NEPTUNE Canada More Headlines Canadian flowers: bleeding not blooming Education vs. legislation: tackling sex-selective abortion Podcast: On the Rights of the Child in Canada New opportunity for live-in caregivers Too many addicts, not enough treatment Trading copyright Gas Tax Fund to improve water quality in British Columbia

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