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research vessels

Farewell to a workhorse

By Wim van Wegen•January 13, 2026
hydrographic surveying

The past and future surveyor

By Huibert-Jan Lekkerkerk•January 6, 2026
multibeam echosounder

How multibeam echosounder platform choice controls mapping resolution

By Elias Adediran•January 6, 2026
uncrewed surveying

The evolution of uncrewed subsea pipeline inspection

By Al Rumson•December 17, 2025
hydrographic industry

The pressure beneath the surface

By Wim van Wegen•December 15, 2025

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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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The evolution of Dutch hydrography
hydrographic surveying

The evolution of Dutch hydrography

April 15, 2024

Given the Netherlands’ geographical location, it is unsurprising to find it has a long tradition of hydrography. The lowland, often below sea level, forms a delta where major rivers from Central Eur...

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Observing the ocean together
ocean monitoring

Observing the ocean together

April 2, 2024

Collaborating and coordinating are two very important tasks of EuroGOOS, the European Global Ocean Observing System, located in Brussels. The member organizations work together to share ocean observat...

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The role of satellite-based mapping in hydrography
satellite imagery

The role of satellite-based mapping in hydrography

March 26, 2024

By harnessing capabilities of advanced satellite technology and ever-evolving data analysis, satellite-based mapping (including satellite-derived bathymetry, SDB) offers an efficient, extensible and c...

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Fast-tracking the evolution of unmanned maritime systems
USV

Fast-tracking the evolution of unmanned maritime systems

March 19, 2024

In an era of great power competition, uncrewed maritime systems (UMSs) have begun to take centre stage and are now on an accelerated development path for reasons that are clear. Like their air and gro...

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The impact of topobathymetric technologies in hydrography
Lidar

The impact of topobathymetric technologies in hydrography

March 8, 2024

In the quest to unravel the mysteries beneath our planet’s water bodies, topobathymetric technologies emerge as a beacon of innovation. Among them, Lidar (light detection and ranging) and sonar sens...

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S-44 and the systematic error
hydrographic surveying

S-44 and the systematic error

February 20, 2024

IHO standard S-44 is often used (or misused) to specify the quality of a hydrographic survey. While it is a useful tool, it is easy to misinterpret. One ‘misuse’ is to apply the IHO orders directl...

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AI set to improve job security in the marine survey sector
hydrographic industry

AI set to improve job security in the marine survey sector

February 6, 2024

In a March 2023 blog, Microsoft founder, billionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist Bill Gates said: “The development of AI is as fundamental as the creation of the microprocessor, the personal com...

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The renewal of a research vessel fleet
fleet renewal

The renewal of a research vessel fleet

January 19, 2024

When contemplating the replacement of a research and survey fleet, a collective effort is required to meticulously curate an optimal new fleet, considering factors such as ship type, size, capabilitie...

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Trends and perspectives in the hydrographic sector
hydrographic industry

Trends and perspectives in the hydrographic sector

January 19, 2024

How do you perceive prospects in the hydrographic surveying industry in 2024, compared to the past couple of years? When contemplating the hydrographic sector holistically, which areas of investment d...

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Remote hydrography and regulation: mission impossible?
autonomous surveying

Remote hydrography and regulation: mission impossible?

January 15, 2024

The development of unmanned and autonomous surface vehicles in recent years has triggered a new era in civilian and military maritime operations. One of the applications that is likely to benefit from...

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Steering shipping towards a sustainable future
sustainability

Steering shipping towards a sustainable future

December 18, 2023

Ocean data has a vital but underappreciated role to play as an enabler in shipping’s energy transition. In particular, it can help to unlock the short-term carbon savings that will be essential betw...

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