Collection: People and Institutions
Editorial of Volume 29(1)
Welcome to the first issue of The International Hydrographic Review (IHR) in 2023. This year is a jubilee…
New horizons for hydrography
1 Introduction Hydrography is an engineering science, which does not seek knowledge for knowledge’s sake. The goal is…
The future is CLEAR: Community-Led Engagement for Adaptability & Resilience
1 Lifting the clouds for a CLEAR future Many years ago, as a young graduate student at the…
100 years of international cooperation in hydrography
Preamble This manuscript is a reprint of the original paper previously published in 2021 in the Journal of…
Interviews
Preface The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) currently has 98 Member States (as of February 2023). The Member States…
Definition of the words “Hydrographer” and “Hydrography”
Preamble This manuscript is a reprint of the original paper previously published in 1934 in the Hydrographic Review,…
Editorial IHR 28
Welcome to the 28th Volume of The International Hydrographic Review (IHR). I am writing this editorial on my…
INTRODUCING PROGRAMMING TO OCEAN MAPPING STUDENTS
1. INTRODUCTION Computing has revolutionized research over the past several decades. Contemporary studies in earth science, oceanography, ocean…
THE HYDROGRAPHER OF THE FUTURE — Reflections on an International Virtual Workshop
Reflections on an International Virtual Workshop Abstract The Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) expects the skillsets of its multidisciplinary…
THE EMPOWERING WOMEN IN HYDROGRAPHY PROJECT
Fix Your Leaking Pipeline 1. INTRODUCTION This is part of a series of Notes related to the International…
PORTUGAL’S CARTOGRAPHIC RESPONSIBILITY IN AFRICA
Abstract This article covers the safety of navigation in Africa and considers the significant limitations both in the…
HYDROSPATIAL – UPDATE AND PROGRESS IN THE DEFINITION OF THIS TERM
It is all about the Blue of our Blue Planet and… It is not replacing Hydrography! Abstract The…