From 1 November to 5 December, the Subsurface Innovations Theme Weeks focus on innovations in measurement systems and new measurement systems, innovations in software (both recording and processing), and new applications (use of data).
Through a series of articles, we will immerse you in new approaches to hydrographic data acquisition and processing, as well as automatization and digitalization. We will also zoom in on the integration between hydrographic data acquisition and processing. Through the Subsurface Innovation Theme Weeks, the Hydro International audience will be informed on the latest trends and developments and grow their knowledge on improved methods and technologies in hydrographic surveying.
Two Uncrewed Surface Vessels (USVs), remotely controlled via satellite, conducted pioneering survey work on Lake Superior for the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) in partnership with IIC Technologi...
The Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project has just over nine years left to achieve its indispensable goal of the definitive, freely available, map of the entire world ocean floor. The Project’...
The Multibeam Echosounder (MBES) is used for various purposes, and MBES systems have become the standard instrument for bathymetric determination. However, new developments mean that MBES systems are ...
Machine learning is currently experiencing a surge of interest. Of course, what first come to mind are self-driving cars, face recognition and internet algorithms. However, while these are great examp...
Mathias Jonas, Secretary-General, IHO, describes the implications of the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development for the IHO and the hydrography sector. Proclaimed in 2017 by the United...
In November 2020, a team of researchers from GEOMAR and EGEOS embarked on an unusual round trip across the German Baltic Sea. Their mission was to shed light on the little-known post-war legacy of mun...
The SHOM – the French national hydrographic service – is planning to replace most of its aging sea-going assets in the near future and, in this context, a four-week sea trial took place in Brest, ...
As the informed readership of Hydro International knows, the oceans sustain the planet. And, while there are many drivers of the changes to the Earth’s climate that now pose an existential threat to...
To achieve the aggressive goals of Seabed 2030, uncrewed survey systems must be used to augment more traditional ocean mapping efforts, particularly on the high seas. In addition to providing a much-n...
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Subsurface Innovation Theme Weeks Subsurface Innovation Theme Weeks - An update on bathymetry and object detection
