"deep sea technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to technology used to explore or exploit the depths of the ocean. For example: "The submersible was equipped with advanced deep sea technology to explore the ocean floor."
A deep-sea technology centre in Qingdao will cost 400m yuan and a network of sea floor observatories similar to Canada's Neptune programme and America's Ocean Observatories Initiative will clock up another 1.4 billion yuan.
One of its vessels was forced into port and searched by Spanish police last week, before being released this week.Odyssey's business is based on the notion that the ocean floor is littered with valuable old stuff that, thanks to new deep-sea technology, can now be recovered.
PARIS — After three failed searches over nearly two years, more than $28 million spent on scores of specialists and the latest in deep-sea technology, not to mention a number of embarrassing premature sightings, French air accident investigators finally found what they were looking for in a sandy plain nearly two and a half miles below the surface of the southern Atlantic Ocean.
The United States successfully demanded the elimination of provisions in early drafts that required sharing deep-sea technology with other countries.
Although this inaccessible realm has long been out-of-sight, out-of-mind for humans, with the rapid development of deep-sea technology, industry now considers the region to be the last, yet most formidable, resource frontier on Earth.
From Aquarius, ocean professionals have also tested deep-sea technologies and it's even acted as a training facility for Astronauts.
In the last decade, the improvement in deep-sea technologies such as remotely operated vehicles or submersibles enabled the scientific community to explore seep ecosystems in detail by performing focused sampling and in situ measurements.
"What's threatening any part of the ocean where there may be natural resources are oil and mineral exploration, man's inevitable effort to develop and exploit resources under the sea", he told Vice News in an interview, suggesting that rapidly developing deep sea mining technology might one day pose a threat to U.S. coastal waters.
Although conducting experiments in situ in the poorly accessible deep sea, using ROV technology, renders very precise control over the experiment, it also comes at a cost.
The technology for deep sea mining was not mature enough and the market price of these raw materials was not at a level that could support costly deep sea exploration.
This species was responsible for damaging deep sea fiberoptic cables when the technology was first deployed in 1985.
