The new Gwyn Griffiths Underwater Robotics Award was one of the announcements made at the Society for Underwater Technology’s (SUT’s) Annual General Meeting by the new President of Council, Judith...

The 32km-long Afsluitdijk, completed in the Netherlands in 1932, transformed the Zuiderzee – once a shallow bay of the North Sea – into the freshwater IJsselmeer, named after the River...

The Netherlands is a maritime nation, evidence of which can still be found in waters throughout the country. Even so, only a small part of these waters has been surveyed,...

Hydrographic offices (HOs) today exist in a world of accelerating technological change that is influencing human behaviour and creating new needs for and ways of exploiting data to understand our...

Teledyne Gavia, manufacturer of Gavia, SeaRaptor and Osprey Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs), has announced the integration of the Kraken Robotics MINSAS Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS). The MINSAS is an off-the-shelf...

TCarta Marine has announced the development of new machine learning-based bathymetric mapping technologies – including the creation of two software packages and the commercial application of NASA’s ICESat-2 satellite –...

During a recent offshore power cable cut and seal project on the Olympic Taurus, iSURVEY were part of the team tasked with identifying a shipwreck found three years previously during a routine...

While undertaking documentation dives on some supposedly World War I or II wrecks at the mouth of the Gulf of Finland, Badewanne divers descended on one of the biggest surprises...

TDI-Brooks recently mapped the Liberty Ship George Vancouver Reef off Freeport, Texas while out on a seabed survey project with the RV Brooks McCall. The multiple multi-phase geophysical and geotechnical...

A First World War German submarine has been surveyed for the first time since its loss in 1917. Sophisticated scanning techniques and deep-sea video footage have revealed a large hole...