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Archive > May 2005, Volume 9, Number 4

May 2005, Volume 9, Number 4 05/05/2005

Editorial

As it Is

'As it Is'
By the Manager of the Nautical Affairs Department, MAS, Suriname

As it Was

'As it Was'
By an Old Hydrographer

In Focus

Optech
Making R&D matter for solutions

Interview

Hydrography in the Far East
Interview with Associate Prof. Dr Mohd Razali Mahmud

Feature

The Marine Charts Market: Long-term Evolution
Maintaining safety in the electronic era

New Generation Hydrographic Databases
Enhancing data availability

Quality ENC Production for HOs
The challenges facing the contractor

The Eastern Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami
First seafloor survey by Royal Navy’s HMS <i>Scott</i>

Computer-aided Paper Chart Production in Japan
‘Was all of this produced with the computer system?’

First South China Sea ENCs
Third-part distribution and freely available

Insiders View

Making a Wider Contribution

From the National Societies

Australasian Hydrographic Society

Hydrographic Society Denmark

Hydrographic Society Russia

Hydrographic Society of South Africa

Review

We Visited for You
US HYDRO 2005

We Visited for You
Third Extraordinary International Hydrographic Conference

Interactive

Demo of RIEGL Airborne Bathy Scanner in Camcopter UAV

It's not an AUV but an UAV. So an unmanned vehicle, but in the air instead of underwater. This movie shows a demonstration of the bathymetric laser scanning capabilities of the RIEGL VQ-820-GU hydrographic airborne sensor in reality. For more information on the technical side, please see the news release on Hydro International.

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