Hydrography News & Articles

GeoAcoustics' AI was able to produce accurate and consistent results comparable to that of an experienced surveyor, without needing human intervention and operating at a fraction of the time

FarSounder have launched a pilot program for users as they move their Local History Mapping function to a cloud-based service

NOAA and the University of New Hampshire’s partnership expansion enables further research into modeling and forecasting water levels, fisheries habitat identification, and more

The solution will cover more that 11,000 km², aiming to improve the safety and efficiency of shipping navigation off Saudi Arabia’s eastern coastline

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has awarded FarSounder with a SBIR Phase I grant which will fund the development of a cloud-based data sharing service to map the world’s oceans

The Ocean Exploration Trust has completed sonar backscatter calibrations that will provide valuable insights into the distribution of hard or soft habitats when combined with the readings of other NOAA ships

HII will provide The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration with two customized, medium-class REMUS 620 unmanned underwater vehicles, with up to 110 hours of battery life and a range of 275 nautical miles

The data will be used to support commercial fishing, shipping channels, coastal resilience, scientific research, and the Seabed 2030 collaborative project that aims to map the world’s ocean floor by 2030

MAI's engineering team will lead the selection and development of the passive acoustic system, the sales and marketing of the JaiaBot-ECHO, and develop new deployment opportunities

The 2m vibrocorer is a fully self-contained system, designed for ease of deployment from small vessels with a winch or davit system

PME has successfully increased the miniDOT Logger range by three times, allowing researchers to expand deployments and increase measurable data as needed to generate the most accurate data.