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From volunteer ping to community map – The CHS’ Community Hydrography Program
1 Introduction The International Hydrographic Organization’s (IHO) report Status of Hydrographic Surveying and Charting Worldwide (IHO, 2023) reveals…
AI-based boulder detection in sonar data – Bridging the gap from experimentation to application
1 Introduction The automation of geospatial data acquisition, processing and analysis is a widely researched field that is…
Improving a ship’s energy efficiency in Korean coastal waters using tidal current information
1 Introduction The international shipping industry, which contributed about 2.89 % of global Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions in…
Exploring the possibility of adding DGGS support to the S-100 Universal Hydrographic Data Model
1 Introduction The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) has developed the S-100 Universal Hydrographic Data Model to modernize and…
Greetings from HYDRO 2023 Organizing Committee
Greetings to all readers of The International Hydrographic Review! It is with great pleasure and pride that we…
Exploration of hydrothermal venting sites using deep-towed multibeam echosounder data
Preamble The following work was presented at the Hydrographic Conference HYDRO 2023, 7–9 November 2023, Genoa, Italy in…
Closing the data gap – Automated seafloor health maps to accelerate nature-based solutions
Preamble The following work was presented at the Hydrographic Conference HYDRO 2023, 7–9 November 2023, Genoa, Italy in…
Unlock insights from hydrographic data with GeoAI
Preamble The following work was presented at the Hydrographic Conference HYDRO 2023, 7–9 November 2023, Genoa, Italy in…
CSB as part of the modern hydrographic toolbox
Preamble This paper is intended as a response to a Note by Philip Payne, published in The International…
Citizen Hydrospatial Sciences − To csB or not to csB, that is the question!
1 Introduction The foundational part of the hydrospatial sciences (Hains et al., 2022) is the science of hydrography,…
Science Monitoring And Reliable Technology (SMART) to monitor the ocean using submarine cables
The ocean covers almost 70 % of our planet. It is responsible for approximately 50 % of the…
Shared waters, same standards – The Baltic Sea e-Nav project: A partnership for the future of marine navigation
1 Introduction During the past decades, the countries around the Baltic Sea have cooperated in the process of…