The third Extraordinary International Hydrographic Conference (EIHC), held at the Auditorium Rainier III in Monaco from 11-15 April, was opened by the Prime Minister of Monaco, M. Patrick LeClerc. Professor...

News HBS Workshop and Annual General Meeting The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Hydrographic Society of the Benelux was held on 7th February 2003 at the Delft University of...

UK Companies are being given the opportunity to become members of the sector’s leading trade association during Ocean Business. The Association of Marine Scientific Industries (AMSI), a constituent association of...

Leading figures from the marine science and ocean technology community will focus on the key themes of climate change, meeting future energy needs and ensuring environmental and civil security at...

HYDRO 2007 – “Focus on Asia' HYDRO 2007 was held in the Cairns Convention Centre, Cairns, Australia from 22 to 24 November 2007. Workshops started from 21st November on topics...

The oceans and climate change are issues that dominate global public, academic and political debate, as well as their interrelation with future energy needs and environmental security. A gathering next...

Utilisng WebEx technology, Teledyne RD Instruments has implemented an e-learning program designed to provide the industry with ongoing internet-based ADCP (Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler) and DVL (Doppler Velocity Log) training....

The Delta T multibeam profiling system is now compatible with the comprehensive hydrographic data processing system HIPS & SIPS, available from CARIS. This data cleaning and validation tool can take...

There were three major overlapping phases in Mike Eaton’s career: Arctic developments in the Canadian Hydrographic Service, positioning systems development while at the Bedford Institute and electronic chart development after...

Google Earth has become a popular 3D web-mapping viewer, mainly due to the richness of satellite imagery in its primary database. However, the database contains very limited marine data. While...