Kongsberg Maritime Ltd, headquartered in Aberdeen, Scotland, is the UK arm of the International Kongsberg Group of companies. It has 120 staff, operating from three modern facilities in the UK....

Early in the first quarter of 2007, Noordhoek Survey took delivery of two MacArtney Focus-2 Remotely Operated Towed Vehicles (ROTVs). The expectation was that the new ROTVs would be a...

Bridges with bridgeheads and supports in water need regular inspection, especially the underwater parts, and even more so if they are exposed to current - as scour needs attention. The...

Monumental advances in the field of hydrography over the past decade have forever changed how we look at and think about a nautical chart. From high-resolution multi-beam sonars to kinematic...

Sampling the water column has long been an expensive and time consuming procedure. Ocean scientists have used survey vessels, buoys, and even marine mammals to do it. ‘Smart’, long-duration autonomous...

Re-surveying Making a new chart of the western Baltic Since the beginning of April two Royal Danish Administration of Navigation and Hydrography (RDANH) smaller survey boats, SKA 15 and SKA...

Australasian Hydrographic Society Education Award It is with great pleasure that we announce the award of Aus$ 2500 for Academic Year 2006 to Philip James Dufty of the School of...

London’s Exhibition Centre (ExCeL) hosted Oceanology International 2006 from 21st to 23rd March. This was the third time the event had been held in this ample, efficient and modern space...

In January 2001, C&C Technologies (C&C), a company based in Lafayette (Louisiana, USA), introduced the first commercially successful autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) to the offshore industry. The AUV’s survey sensor...

John MacLeod has joined CDL as Managing Director. John joins CDL from Sonardyne International. Colin Crichton, CEO of CDL believes that MacLeod’s business and sales experience, knowledge of the market,...