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Rear Admiral Ian Moncrieff to speak at CARIS 2012 CARIS has added Rear Admiral (Retd) Ian Moncrieff, chief executive of the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO), to the CARIS 2012 opening session. He became the chief executive of the UKHO in October 2011. He previously held the positions of UK National Hydrographer and chief operating officer. He has a long and distinguished naval and joint operations background spanning more than 30 years of which 20 have been seagoing. »» 0 comment(s)
Vegetation-classifying Echosounder Presented during a preview of an entirely new technology in March at the Oceanology International (OI) exhibition in London, UK, the BioSonics MX Aquatic Habitat Echosounder has been released. It is a complete hardware-software solution for mapping and quantitative assessment of submerged plants, substrate classification, and bathymetry. The MX utilises scientific single beam sonar housed in a rugged Pelican Case with an integrated DGPS and storage for the transducer, cable, and fittings. The MX comes complete with Visual Habitat MX software, a powerful new data processing and visualization tool developed specifically for the MX. »» 0 comment(s)

SeaZone Accepted as IHO Producer Agency

  21/05/2012
UK marine data solution provider SeaZone has been accepted by the International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO) as a Producer Agency. The company is listed in the IHO supplementary register and has been given its own Data Producer Code, 5Z 24168. IHO material such as Electronic Navigation Charts (ENCs) produced by SeaZone can be set to their own Producer Code. A typical ENC might be called 5Z 401750 and each feature within the ENC encoded to our Producer Code. »» 0 comment(s)
 

BlueView Updates and Viewer

  21/05/2012
BlueView Updates and Viewer BlueView Technologies, USA, has updated the operating software for its 2D and 3D sonar systems. ProViewer 3.6 and ProScan 3.6 include multiple updates to improve processing speed and ease of use. The company also is introducing its new 3D point-cloud viewing software, BlueViewer to quickly and easily view the output of BlueView BV5000 3D Multibeam Scanners and MicroBathymetric systems. »» 0 comment(s)

Two More Boomers for Titan

  18/05/2012
Two More Boomers for Titan Titan Survey’s recent purchase of two further compact CSP-P bang boxes confirms its confidence in the Applied Acoustics’ systems that enable the company to quickly deploy a survey team to any site in the UK and beyond in response to its varied work load. The company has been involved in marine surveys both in the UK and worldwide for over 30 years and is increasingly involved in offshore renewable energy schemes, particularly wind farm projects, where an accurate interrogation of the subsea geology is so crucial to turbine foundation design, as well as route selection for the cabling to shore. »» 0 comment(s)
 

REMUS 100 for Norwegian University of Technology and Science

  18/05/2012
The Norwegian University of Technology and Science (NTNU) has purchased one REMUS 100 system to support and enhance the operations of the University’s Applied Underwater Robotics Laboratory (AUR Lab). The Lab will use the REMUS 100 AUV to facilitate engineering education and research and support scientific data collection and samplings. »» 0 comment(s)
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