IHR - Volume 30(2)
Editorial by Patrick Westfeld
Welcome to the second issue of the 30th volume of The International Hydrographic Review (IHR). The current issue…
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Editor in chief: Patrick Westfeld
Published: December 2024
Articles in this IHR issue
Overview of the IHO–Nippon Foundation GEOMAC project and its evolution over 15 years
1 Introduction The history of the IHO-Nippon Foundation Geospatial Marine Analysis and Cartography (GEOMAC) project began in 2008…
Importance of environmental and hydrospatial monitoring systems – The UK Hydrographic Office Marine Environmental Monitoring Stations Framework
1 Introduction There has always been a need for environmental monitoring across many industries but particularly within the…
Mapping the plastic – Helping communities address the global plastic waste crisis
1 Introduction Is the threat from plastic really apocalyptic? Surely it doesn’t compare to climate change or a…
Utilizing crowd-sourced bathymetry for post disaster analysis – A case study
1 Terminology In this paper, the term Crowd-Sourced Bathymetry (CSB) is used consistently. According to the official definition…
Marine accidents ascribe to man or machine?
1 Introduction Let us have a look at the existing national and international regulations in force for the…
Acknowledgement to peer-reviewers
The International Hydrographic Review (IHR) would like to express its gratitude to the following individuals for their invaluable…
Legal and regulatory aspects of telecommunication submarine cables
By Andrés Fígoli Pacheco, independently published (30 July 2024), 158 p., ISBN-13 979-8332883187. In the growing world of…
In Memoriam: Jean-Nicolas Pasquay (1932–2024)
Born in Strasbourg in 1932 in a family of manufacturers, Jean-Nicolas Pasquay joined the prestigious Ecole Polytechnique in…