Hydro International Magazine Archive

At Hydro International, we're dedicated to staying ahead of the curve in the ever-changing world of hydrography. That's why we're thrilled to unveil our new look, complete with an updated logo, to ref...

Every year, we publish the Hydro International Business Guide, which can best be described as a reference work for hydrographic professionals around the world. The articles and interviews in the Busin...

The analysis, distribution and visualization of geospatial data are all vital steps in mapping and surveying workflows. The resulting geodata is a key driver of today’s information society, used for...

Hydrographic surveyors often have to carry out projects in harsh or remote environments. While this may not always be optimal for the hydrographers involved, such projects result in great learning exp...

In this issue of Hydro International, we highlight recent developments in positioning and navigation systems, and investigate how new solutions are set to bridge the gap between RTK and PPP. We also f...

To carry out their job well, hydrographic professionals need the right survey instruments and software solutions. The availability of a multitude of geophysical data acquisition systems – such as mu...

In this Business Guide, we summarize the outcomes of our yearly Industry Survey for you (see page 10). Editor Wim van Wegen dived deep into the answers returned by more than 500 (!) readers of Hydro I...

Clouds trace out the islands of the Caribbean Sea in this photo taken by an astronaut from the International Space Station. Beyond the solar arrays and the docked Progress resupply vehicle, the multit...

One of the many treats of summer used to be the summer special or holiday book of the magazine you subscribed to, laden with strips, new stories, posters and puzzles. Often thicker than your regular e...

The front cover shows the X-04 USV surveying the coastal waters of Scotland. XOCEAN recently completed a campaign of cable inspection surveys between the Scottish mainland and Western Isles. The use o...