The CCGS Hudson is a Canadian Coast Guard research ship that was launched in 1963. It is primarily used for hydrographic and oceanographic survey missions in the Atlantic Ocean. The ship was named after the Hudson Bay, a large body of water in northeastern Canada. The vessel is equipped with various scientific equipment to collect data on the marine environment, seafloor mapping, and ocean currents. Over the years, the CCGS Hudson has undergone several refits and upgrades to enhance its capabilities and extend its operational life. It has played a significant role in supporting scientific research, environmental monitoring, and maritime safety in Canadian waters. The ship has a crew of around 25 members, including scientists and technicians who conduct research projects on board. The CCGS Hudson has made numerous contributions to marine science and has been involved in various international collaborations and expeditions. The vessel continues to be an important asset for the Canadian Coast Guard and the scientific community in advancing knowledge of the oceans and marine ecosystems.

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