National deep-sea base management center is the State Oceanic Administration directly under the ministries of the ministerial level institutions, located in the beautiful coastal city of Qingdao. National deep-sea base project covers an area of 390 acres, sea area of 62.7 hectares. The first phase of the project total investment of 495 million yuan, with a total construction area of 24526 square meters.
Deep sea base project in the country after Russia, There was no parallel in history., is the United States, France and Japan, the world's fifth deep technical support base, will build a national public service platform for the country with multi functions, fully open, to achieve the Chinese nation "nine months", "five under the ocean to catch turtle Chinese ocean grand aspiration, to maintain security and maritime rights and interests of far-reaching strategic significance.
The National Center for deep-sea base management in the future will unite the country deep-sea scientific research strength, marine science and technology at home and abroad to attract high-end talent, become deep sea science and technology development engine and bridgehead deep-sea industry incubator; will provide important technical support for the construction of Qingdao Blue Economic Zone, Qingdao has become an important base for guiding deep-sea equipment and related industries. As to the engine of economic sustainable development in Qingdao.
Main responsibilities:
(1) to undertake deep-sea resources exploration, scientific research, environmental monitoring and other work;
(2) responsible for the operation and management of deep sea base survey ships, major equipment, etc.;
(3) to undertake the acquisition and transformation of deep-sea equipment, to carry out research and development of deep-sea technology and equipment;
(4) responsible for the selection, training and management oceanauts and major equipment operators;
(5) undertaking the publicity, education and popularization of science and technology in the deep sea;
(6) to carry out the industrial transformation and service of deep-sea technical achievements;
(7) international cooperation and exchange of scientific research in the deep sea;
(8) other matters assigned by the State Oceanic administration.