IHR - Volume 30(1)
Editorial by Patrick Westfeld
Welcome to the first issue of the 30th volume of The International Hydrographic Review (IHR). What a success!…
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Editor in chief: Patrick Westfeld
Published: May 2024
Articles in this IHR issue
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…
Empowering hydrographic professionals: Highlights from IFHS Student Awards and insights into the Hydrographic Professional Accreditation Scheme
1 IFHS Student Award 2023 We are delighted to announce that Manuela Ammann (University of Applied Sciences Northwestern…
FIG Commission 4 Work Plan 2023–2026: Targeting the next challenges in the hydrospatial domain
1 Introduction The International Federation of Surveyors (FIG), founded in 1878, is a United Nations (UN) and World…
The deepest map – The high-stakes race to chart the world’s oceans
By Laura Tretheway, published by HarperCollins Publishers LLC, New York City, New York, U.S.A. in 2023. Goose Lane…