The National Research Institute of Fisheries Engineering (NRIFE, Kamisu) of the Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency (FRA, Yokohama) has been deploying an ASL Environmental Sciences multifrequency Acoustic Zooplankton Fish...

Norway is a maritime country with a very long coastline. It is also very much a polar nation, with 80% of its sea territory and 45% of its land mass...

UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) is holding an international symposium from 12 to 14 February to take stock of lessons learned concerning tsunami preparedness over the past 13 years, and...

How is the hydrographic profession doing as a business? In the run-up to the start of 2018, 'Hydro International' decided to turn its sounder on and listen to the voices of...

We are seeing the introduction and application of automated technologies everywhere that supplant the common and accepted ways of doing jobs, writes Paul Cooper. Indeed, the pages of Hydro International are...

Patrick R. Toomey is a consultant in all matters to do with ice navigation. He provides training of ice navigators, is co-author of The Ice Navigation Manual. He lectures on Polar...

Barbara Bond spent her career in public service as cartographic researcher in MoD, initially in the forerunner of the Defence Geographic Centre and latterly as the senior civilian Director and Deputy...

Retired Vice Admiral Michael J. Connor, United States Navy, has joined the Board of Directors of Kraken Robotics. Vice Admiral Connor led the US Navy Submarine Force into robotic undersea...

Andrew Hodgson is stepping down as CEO of Tyneside-based subsea engineering specialist Soil Machine Dynamics Ltd. (SMD) in the UK to be succeeded by his deputy Mike Jones as of 23...

The Hydro17 Organising Committee is pleased to present the preliminary programme for the Hydro17 Conference to be held in Rotterdam from 14 to 16 November 2017. With almost 50 papers...