Following meetings in St. Petersburg in 1908 and 1912, twenty-four nations gathered in London in 1919 for a Hydrographic Conference during which they decided to create an International Hydrographic Bureau...

ATLAS Hydrographic has received an order from the Changjiang Waterway Bureau in Wuhan for delivery and installation of a 200 kHz Atlas Fansweep 20 shallow water multibeam system combining bathymetric...

This was the first time CARIS had hosted its International Users Group Conference on 5th -9th March 2007 in Asia. Having delivered the event to various cities in North America...

Atlas Hydrographic in Bremen has received an order to supply and instal its new Parasound P70 sub-bottom profiling and bathymetric survey system aboard RV Meteor, the multi-purpose research vessel managed...

This article describes the installation of a hardware and software system for bathymetric surveys in the maritime part of the Congo River. The ‘Regie des Voies Maritimes’ (RVM) is a...

The Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) expert group for the compilation of the new International Bathymetric Chart of the Southern Ocean (IBCSO) proposes to build a consistent bathymetric database...

After World War II, ship owners pressured the New Zealand Government to resume charting of coastal waters by the Royal Navy. Ships were now larger and most charts were a...

Atlas Hydrographic in Bremen has received an order from the Federal German Waterways Authority for an additional 200kHz Fansweep 20 shallow-water multi-beam system to be used by its regional office...

The ninth Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Showcase took place at the National Oceanography Centre (NOC), Southampton, from 26th to 27th September 2007. This conference/exhibition is one of the few (and in...

Some people in the hydrographic community show up in every part of the world and it looks like they never age and stop working. Nevertheless they sooner or later reach...