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Archive > May 2006, Volume 10, Number 4

May 2006, Volume 10, Number 4 10/05/2006

Editorial

As it Is

'As it Is'
By the Senior Hydrographer and Tidal Analyst of the United Arab Emirates

In Focus

RBR Ltd
From data loggers to high-memory adaptors

As it Was

'As it Was'
By the Old Hydrographer

Interview

Supply Hydrographic Personnel
Hydro INTERNATIONAL Interviews Johan Stam, Business Development Manager, Atlas Services Group

Feature

Surf Zone Ground Investigation Using ROV-mounted CPT

LADS Passage and Fairway Channel
A safer shipping route in the Great Barrier Reef

The Advanced Argus System
Coastal management and engineering monitoring

Dredged Materials in Coastal Management
Turning 'waste' into valuable resource

Colouring the 'White Ribbon'
Strategic coastal monitoring in the south-east of England

Triaxys Wave Buoy and RD Instruments ADCP
Comparison of Directional Wave Parameters

Insiders View

Worldwide High-resolution Bathymetry

Review

We Visited For You
Oceanology International 2006

Bookreview

Sound Images of the Ocean
New book by Peter Wille reviewed by Larry Mayer

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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