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Quester Tangent’s Global Reach

Quester Tangent announces the continued growth of its global network of authorised representatives, with the recent conclusion of new partnerships with a number of companies from widely differing corners of...

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Low-budget Hydrography

Low-budget Hydrography is the theme of this issue. Realising that different players in hydrography will have differing opinions on various aspects of low-budget hydrography and interested in exploring these divergent...

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A New Era for the IFHS?

In July last year Paul Hornsby, President of the Australasian Hydrographic Society (AHS), became Chairman of Council of The Hydrographic Society (THS). On 2 November last year, during HYDRO 4,...

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Working Towards Autonomous Harbour Security

There is cross-fertilisation between equipment used for security in the domain below the water surface and hydrographic and oceanographic equipment and requirements. We are seeing increasingly more traditional military technologies...

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What's in a Name? Part 1 'Owen'

In the summer of 1953 two British surveying ships were lying in No 2 basin in Chatham Dockyard. Owen had recently returned (with me as a watch-keeper) after a busy...

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No Exploration without Hydrography

According to a UN group of experts in 1978, "there can be no exploitation of marine resources without exploration and there can be no exploration without hydrography". For hydrographic surveyors...

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The Public-private Dilemma

Privatisation as an answer to the financial challenges of survival has become a trend among public organisations, and hydrography is no exception. Private enterprise, worried about ‘unfair competition’, often looks...

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From Test Tank to Deep Water

SPINAV is an ongoing Joint Industry Project that is moving cutting-edge autonomous inspection technology from proof-of-concept trials in the test tank (completed November 2004) to an offshore trial using an...

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