The National Oceanography Centre (NOC) has begun conducting research with robot submarine Boaty McBoatface on end-of-life oil fields off the coast of the Shetland Islands to help monitor and protect...

On 30 August, 14 young investigators from around the globe departed from Bremerhaven, bound for Cape Town. During the cruise, known as the North South Atlantic Training Transect, they will...

A new study has documented the first simultaneous observations of waves and currents in Norway’s Lofoten Maelstrom – one of the world’s strongest open ocean tidal current systems. The observations,...

Geosciences survey companies face a constant challenge in securing and moving data. Operating in far-flung, barely connected parts of the world, with temperatures and weather hard to predict, they deploy scanning and...

Teledyne Marine and the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) have opened the doors of the new NOC Glider Service Centre; a joint partnership created for the servicing, support and repair of Teledyne...

Although navigational charts play an essential role in guaranteeing safe passage through our oceans, the information they contain also has many other uses beyond safe journeying from point A to...

After almost two years, we – the editors of Hydro International – were finally able to attend a large event again, and what better way to kick off than with...

Alex Bastos is Professor in Marine Geology at Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, Brazil since 2004. Received his PhD from the University of Southampton/National Oceanography Centre, UK, in 2003. His...

Pedro Menandro is PhD candidate (MBES multispectral backscatter data for seabed classification) in Oceanography at Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo (Brazil). Currently works on habitat mapping using different datasets, exploring...

A five-metre zero-carbon uncrewed boat was welcomed to Penzance (Cornwall, UK) last weekend after 16 weeks in the Atlantic, where it spent time at the edge of the continental shelf...