Njord Survey has been awarded a three-year framework agreement by Equinor for pipeline inspection and integrity work across European waters. The contract builds on a track record of successful collabo...
Australia has launched its first live shipboard trial of S‑100 digital navigation data, putting real-time tidal and current information directly onto the bridges of operational cruise vessels in Syd...
Rear Admiral Luigi Sinapi has been elected secretary general of the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO), with Adam Greenland of New Zealand voted in as the new director. The elections took p...
The National Oceanography Centre (NOC) has agreed a landmark partnership with Portugal's ARDITI, the Regional Agency for the Development of Research, Technology and Innovation. The deal combines a €...
Dr Parry Oei, senior adviser for hydrography at the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and former chief hydrographer of Singapore, has been awarded the Prince Albert I Medal for Hydrograph...
Spotter Scout, a rugged, solar-powered USV that enables persistent ocean sensing in remote and deep-water locations, has been launched by Sofar Ocean, one of the leading ocean intelligence platforms. ...
A new study describes an AI-powered technique that can measure ocean surface currents over broad areas in greater detail than ever before. Among the co-authors is Nick Pizzo of the University of Rhode...
The Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project has announced that 28.7% of the world's ocean floor has now been charted, with nearly five million square kilometres of new data added in the past year,...
At 52 metres long and weighing 250 tonnes, Spectre is the largest and most capable platform launched so far by uncrewed surface vehicle developer and operator Saildrone. The vessel is designed for lon...
In one of the most sophisticated maritime security exercises currently underway, Teledyne Marine is putting its technology to the test during the 2026 SeaSEC Challenge Week. The race to develop integr...
