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How GPS Trackers and Drones Help Locate Floating Debris

An estimated 600,000 tons of abandoned fishing gear ends up in the oceans every year. According to the United Nations, some 380,000 marine mammals are killed each year, either by ingesting it or being caught in it. Mary T Crowly of the Ocean Voyages Institute describes how G... (read more)

AI Making Waves in the Maritime Field

Andy Hoggarth’s role at the helm of BD at CARIS is to understand trends in the business space industry as it evolves and translate these from idea to product. Given the spectrum of his expertise, he reflects on the current state of play and future possibilities for the... (read more)

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Features

Hydrographic Mapping is Critical for the Caribbean

Danish Hydrographic Office Turns to GIS For Automated Maritime Charting

Navigate Hydrographic – the Nautical SmartChart

Latest Case Study

This Is How Airborne Multibeam Lidar Coastal Mapping in Paradise is Done

The Rapid Airborne Multibeam Mapping System, RAMMS, was developed over a period of three years before it was officially launched in the summer of 2018. Senior hydrographer Richard Goosen describes how Fugro used the system for coastal and nearshore mapping at the paradise Tu... (read more)

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More Case Studies

A18D in Business for AUV Survey Services

Fusion 2 – An Evolution in Offshore Survey Operations

K.U.M. and the SEA-SEIS Ocean-bottom Seismometer Deployment Mission

Hydro International's Authors

Stefan Gladisch

Dr. Stefan Gladisch earned his PhD in Computer Graphics from University of Rostock in 2016. Since then he has been working as a scientist at the department of Maritime Graphics at Fraunhofer IGD. His research interest focuses on visualisation and human computer interaction. (read more)

Dr. Magnus Wettle

Dr. Magnus Wettle is managing director for EOMAP Australia Pty Ltd. With more than 15 years experience in aquatic remote sensing, he has previously held positions at the University of Queensland, Geoscience Australia and CSIRO. (read more)

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