Abstract: As a major aspect of the next-generation technology for ocean wealth exploration extend in the cross-pastoral strategic SIP (Innovation Promotion Program) of the JAMSTEC (Japanese government, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology) is advancing the improvement of the cabled ocean bottom observatory framework which permits long haul checking of aqueous vents and natural changes. Investigating and perceiving the appropriation of aqueous vents is vital, not just in choosing where the observatories ought to be set to screen, additionally to maintain a strategic distance from link frameworks from the potential danger of warmth harm. In this study, a review and information administration technique using geographic data framework (GIS) to arrange the link framework establishment is presented and confirmed with sea studies.