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airborne Lidar

Mapping Northern Ireland’s coastal zone

By Charles de Jongh•April 16, 2026
S-100

New milestone for S-100 ecosystem as Phase 1 enters into force

March 16, 2026
ocean research

Designing RV Anna Weber–van Bosse

By Wim van Wegen•March 6, 2026
autonomy

How the S-100 framework can enable true autonomy for USVs

By Musa Animashaun•March 2, 2026
coastal mapping

The art of mapping the edge

By Stuart Caie•February 24, 2026

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    April 16, 2026
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    March 16, 2026
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  • How the S-100 framework can enable true autonomy for USVs
    March 2, 2026
  • The art of mapping the edge
    February 24, 2026
Espresso: Open source software for the visualization of multibeam water column data
hydrospatial data

Espresso: Open source software for the visualization of multibeam water column data

October 14, 2024

Espresso is a free and open source software to visualize and analyse multibeam water column data. Its core feature is the capability to echo-integrate water column data vertically, allowing for the vi...

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The digital twin of the navigable waters for smart marine navigation
S-100

The digital twin of the navigable waters for smart marine navigation

September 20, 2024

The neologism ‘digital twin’ appeals to our intuitive understanding of a digital replica of real processes. The analogy of the twin creates the idea of great similarity – even if not complete sa...

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Monitoring the Baltic shoreline using airborne Lidar bathymetry
airborne Lidar

Monitoring the Baltic shoreline using airborne Lidar bathymetry

August 19, 2024

Due to the specifics of the Baltic Sea, performing accurate measurements in the coastal zone is not an easy task. For the past decade, topographic laser scanners have been used for the periodic monito...

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Shining a spotlight on Irish Sea shipwrecks
multibeam echosounder

Shining a spotlight on Irish Sea shipwrecks

July 30, 2024

The data for the images of the sunken vessels SS Tiberia and RMS Leinster, submitted as entries to the Kongsberg Discovery Multibeam Image Contest 2023, was captured during seabed mapping carried out ...

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Using topobathymetric Lidar for adaptive management
Bathymetric Lidar

Using topobathymetric Lidar for adaptive management

July 1, 2024

Topobathymetric Lidar technology has become an indispensable tool in environmental management, particularly for monitoring and preserving fragile ecosystems. In central Nebraska, along the Platte Rive...

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Prehistoric landscapes of the North Sea
marine geology

Prehistoric landscapes of the North Sea

June 25, 2024

Dutch fishermen often discover remains of extinct large mammals such as woolly mammoths and aurochs, indicating that the North Sea was once inhabited by hunter-gatherer communities. Archaeological res...

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Shaping tomorrow’s ocean mapping education
education

Shaping tomorrow’s ocean mapping education

June 18, 2024

Three marine organizations teamed up in the summer of 2023 to prepare Canadian ocean mapping students to become ‘hydrographers of the future’. The first-of-its-kind internship programme focused on...

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Impact of sound from offshore wind farms
underwater noise monitoring

Impact of sound from offshore wind farms

June 10, 2024

Sounds from offshore wind farms are among the main contributors of anthropogenic noise to the marine environment. Despite 30 years of offshore wind farm operation in European waters, our understanding...

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International recognition as a Certified Hydrographic Surveyor
hydrographic professionals

International recognition as a Certified Hydrographic Surveyor

May 29, 2024

If you are a graduate from an IBSC-recognized Category S-5A (Cat A) or S-5B (Cat B) academic programme with relevant hydrographic experience, you can apply to become a Certified Hydrographic Surveyor....

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‘Mission-agnostic’ USV
uncrewed mapping

‘Mission-agnostic’ USV

May 27, 2024

Before long, it will be possible to send an uncrewed surface vessel (USV) to sea to carry out offshore and deep-sea surveying and monitoring over distances of more than 2,000 nautical miles. It will e...

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Meet the European Marine Observation and Data Network
ocean mapping

Meet the European Marine Observation and Data Network

May 13, 2024

Is climate change affecting fish populations in this part of the ocean? Are we seeing more vessel activity than usual? What is the best location in this area to develop a wind energy park with the lea...

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How rising ocean temperatures are influencing our weather
global warming

How rising ocean temperatures are influencing our weather

May 6, 2024

Globally, surface air and ocean temperatures have warmed by about 1°C since 1900. More than 90% of the additional heat contained in the climate system (atmosphere, ocean, land) due to global warming ...

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Hidden landscapes: the mapping of Ireland’s shelf geomorphology
seabed mapping

Hidden landscapes: the mapping of Ireland’s shelf geomorphology

April 26, 2024

The Marine Geoscience Research Group at University College Cork, under the aegis of the Irish Marine Institute, has published the first high-resolution geomorphological map of most of the Irish contin...

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When will human hydrographic activities be substituted by artificial intelligence?
AI

When will human hydrographic activities be substituted by artificial intelligence?

April 23, 2024

Admittedly, the title of this article, formulated as a question, is deliberately provocative. The first reaction of those who read it and are interested in hydrography for professional reasons will pr...

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