William Arnold, PhD

Dr. Arnold is Chairman of OceanSpace, a corporation dedicated to the reengineering, marketing, and sale of emerging aquatic sensors and instrumentation with direct industry application. His overarching goal in this effort is to expand the acquisition of data needed to understand and sustainably manage aquatic resources in support of economic growth and stability. Read more

Eric Steimle, PhD

Dr. Steimle is a Research Consultant with over 20 years experience designing instrumentation for various aquatic environments. A major focus of his work has been developing platforms that allow multiple sensors to work together to collect physical and biological information. Read more

Milton Dean

Milton Dean brings to OceanSpace over 30 years of experience in the Electro-Optical field leading Operational Excellence initiatives throughout Supply Chain, Manufacturing, and Engineering operations.  Read more

Kurt Kramer, PhD

Kurt received his Ph.D. in 2010 in computer science from the University of South Florida, with an emphasis in Image Processing and Machine Learning. Prior to his academic career, Kurt worked professionally as a programmer, designer and software engineer. As a product of his career and academic research experiences, he is comfortable in the research and development of new technologies as well as their implementation for practical use in industry. His latest technological advance has combined those skills to produce a real-time, trainable, flow-through plankton recognition and quantification system, the OceanSpace Aquatic Imager.  The Aquatic Imager provides a relatively rapid and low-cost method for understanding and managing entrainment of aquatic organisms in industrial cooling waters.