The international offshore wind farm industry is at an early stage of development and the difficulties that have been encountered along the way are widely recognised. This article describes some...

For a long time magnetic surveys have been under-used because of their limited usefulness. In recent years technology has advanced considerably and magnetic recording can now be performed simultaneously with...

News Successful Workshop Hydro-Archaeology The workshop held on the subject of hydrography and archaeology on April 11th was very successful. Underwater archeology is a very popular item. A lot of...

The May 2002 edition of Hydro international included two articles on small 7-10m outboard motor-driven inflatable and GRP road- towable planning boats adapted for near shore, sheltered water or estuarial...

Charles Martin was born in Cape Town and schooled at Bishops, where he played moderate rugby, bad cricket and was a reluctant member of the choir for a few years....

New Orleans is one of the great cities of the Americas; its heritage and location make it an ideal site for OI Americas 2003. New Orleans, probably more than any...

In recent years an expansion in the telecommunications cable industry led to an increase in the market for cable route landfall surveys incorporating geophysical surveys at sea and topographic surveys...

What started out as a small niche company specialising in hydrographic multi-beam surveys has really taken flight since 1992. C&C Technologies has been led in many other directions than multi-beam...

The oceans are one of the last frontiers to be discovered. Covering three-quarters of the world, there have been discovered unique ecosystems, found mineral deposits and created charts for safer...

The unique opportunity now open to Coastal States to extend their maritime boundaries seawards has led to great interest in the particular marine geophysical and hydrographic survey techniques required to...