There is a global shortage of hydrographic surveyors. Vacancies and demands for personnel at sea mean surveyors are becoming the most wanted specialists in the offshore world. Institutes of hydrographic...

The dredging industry is complex. The stakeholders, port authorities, government, contractors, consultants, ship builders, crewing agents etc. all depend on their knowledge, skills and experience in their daily work. Crewmember,...

Transas distributor PT Multi Integrahas completed the supply of Transas Navi-Trainer Professional (NTPro) 4000 simulator with fishing functionality for Ambon Fishing School, and a Transas GMDSS Simulator and Radar/ARPA Simulator...

AHS Education Award 2006 The AHS president and Education Award Board are delighted to advise that there were sixteen applicants for the 2006 award. These included research proposals from New...

The keynote speech on Tuesday 27 March 2007 by John Westwood made clear the great increase in activity in the O&G – business in the coming years. The technology (and...

Australia on the Map AOTM 1606-2006 held its last event at the National Library as it joins forces and becomes the newest division of AHS. Presided over by Admiral Ritchie,...

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...

Students studying or researching in a maritime discipline can look forward to be awarded by the Annual Education Award of the Australasian Hydrographic Society. This award supports capacity building in...

US Hydro 2007 Conference takes place this month in Norfolk, Virginia, organised by the Hydrographic Society of America. It will be the eleventh event of its kind, celebrating the two...

It has been said that the commissions serve as the engine for FIG. The chairs of each commission interact collectively with FIG Council and our membership at large via the...