A tide and weather monitoring system which will further enhance the efficiency of shipping movements into the Port of Dover, UK - one of the world's busiest harbours - has...

Valeport Ltd, UK, has introduced a seabed-mounted tide recorder that makes precise water level measurements where conventional units attached to piers and jetties are not practicable. Applications are in oceanography,...

Thales Geosolutions environmental and metocean services division has recently successfully completed a thirteen-month long oceanographic measurement programme in the outer Thames estuary. The programme was conducted for Hydrosearch and is...

The Marine Geospatial Data Industry seminar held at the UKHO at beginning of July attracted representatives from government departments and agencies, academia and from the commercial sector. The purpose of...

Valeport announces that the Royal Navy has again chosen Valeport Model 740 portable tide gauges for use in its survey programme. Similar products ordered two years ago have proved so...

Seatronics Limited and OSIL (Ocean Scientific International Ltd.) announced a major contract with the Environmental Public Authority (EPA) in Kuwait at the world’s largest marine science and ocean technology exhibition,...

Nobeltec Corporation announced the release of the second edition of Admiral. Admiral 7.0 is built on the Visual Navigation Suite and includes many of the same features such as the...

Laser-Scan has signed a contract with the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO), Ministry of Defence, for the support and maintenance of key operational production systems. The contract provides the UKHO...

ASL Environmental Sciences is used to unusual situations but it came across a new one with a recent request for a number of instruments from Interives, a company engaged in...

ASL Environmental Sciences has successfully completed its most recent contract with Sakhalin Energy Investment Company of Russia, providing deployment and recovery of instruments and analysis of ice, current, tide and...