The Sadie Ann is a catamaran-style ship that leads both educational and research-based voyages into the icy waters of Lake Superior. The vessel – which is overseen by the Lake Superior Research Institute at UW-Superior – serves as a “floating classroom” and is designed with state-of-the-art technology to support research and education by any discipline.

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Fast Facts

  • The 65-foot aluminum catamaran-style vessel will have capacity for 49 people.
  • The hybrid battery propulsion system is designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Maximum speed of 18 knots and range of 690 miles at 12 knots.
  • The main deck is home to both wet and dry research labs, a moon pool opening and a hydraulic winch and A-frame.
  • The upper deck includes a 310 square foot classroom with internet and communication technologies.