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ABPmer Gives Free Access to Metocean Data and Statistics

ABPmer, a recognised authority in metocean data services, has recently launched its Global... (read more)

Innovative New Survey Vessel Secures Grant Support from Marine-i

CGG Completes Mozambique Multi-client Survey in Zambezi Delta

First International Satellite-Derived Bathymetry Day is a Success

Oregon State University to Lead Building of Second Ship for National Research Fleet

Saab Seaeye Takes More Control via Satellite Link

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Hydrographic survey category B course

CIDCO Edu, Rimouski, CA

The CIDCO course addresses all topics of hydrography, from geodesy, positioning, underwater acoustics and bathymetry, tides and water levels, to hydrographic data processing. As such it is a comprehensive programme in hydrography, which delivers a high quality and innovative educational content in both foundation sciences and hydrographic practice at sea....

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Case Study

Hydrographic Surveying in the Port of London

By the end of this year, the gap will have finally closed on the mandatory requirements for ships to carry an Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS), with all existing vessels of over 10,000GT being required to be so equipped (all new vessels greater than 3,... (read more)

Israeli Navy Transforms to New GIS Technology

The Israeli Navy Hydrographic Branch (INHB) is transforming itself into a 21st-century organisation. Moving away from traditional methods of generating hydrographic products, INHB has adopted geographic information system (GIS) technology. This forms part of the evolution to... (read more)

Hydrographic Surveying in Dense Aquatic Vegetation

It can be difficult to detect the true bottom depth beneath dense Submersed Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) using current hydrographic echo sounder systems. High acoustic reflectivity of the vegetation can result in depth declarations within the vegetation canopy. This leads to und... (read more)

The Eastern Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami

The earthquake offshore Sumatra, Indonesia and the Nicobar-Andaman Islands, India on 26th December 2004 (Figure 1) was the second largest earthquake ever recorded (in 50-60 years recording history) with a moment magnitude of 9.3. The resulting tsunami wave propagated across... (read more)

Bering Sea ASV Force Multiplier

TerraSond, a hydrographic services company based in Palmer, Alaska (USA), used a C-Worker 5 (CW5) unmanned autonomous surface vessel (ASV) in conjunct... (read more)

New Calibration Capabilities in HIPS and SIPS

Teledyne CARIS has released HIPS and SIPS 10.4. This version introduces the first commercial release of CIDCO’s Automatic Boresight Calibration... (read more)

Training Given to RV Mtafiti Crew and Scientists Preparing for Indian Ocean Expedition

Scientists from the Western Indian Ocean region received training from VLIZ staff, in preparation for the second International Indian Ocean... (read more)

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Hydrography Will Be Big Contributor Filling the Digital Aquarium

The new Secretary-General of the International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO) Mathias Jonas has had a long career, now culminating in the highest ran... (read more)

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Industry Brings Innovation to Inspire the New Generation

For the fifth year in a row, the Lake Survey was held in the Netherlands. This year Teledyne CARIS collaborated with Boskalis and Fugro in a one-week all-encompassing practical survey week. From 26 to... (read more)

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Seabed 2030 Needs Your Data

On 20 February this year, the Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 project became operational. Its task: to finish mapping the 84% of our oceans still unmapped. Simultaneously an 18-page concept paper was published laying out the morphological statistics, technological realities and data assembl... (read more)

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Fernando Landet

Fernando Landet, Hydrographic technician - Sky Ring Marine Chile- Fernando Landeta is a Civil Engineer and a professional and technical diver from Chile. He did his Master's in Coastal Engineering in Kiel, Germany and formed the Oceanographic, ROV and Diving company, Sky Rin... (read more)

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Hydro International started out as a print magazine in 1996 and soon developed into a the multimedia platform it is today, featuring a successful website and respected weekly newsletter.

Hydro International magazine is published six times a year. The magazine is international in scope and focuses on bringing to its readership topical overviews and the latest news and developments in the technology and management of hydrographic activities.

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Ocean Business 2019

09/04/2019 - 11/04/2019

National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, Southampton, GB

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