IHR - Volume 31(1)
Editorial by Patrick Westfeld
Welcome to the first issue of the 31st volume of The International Hydrographic Review (IHR). The acquisition, processing,…
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Editor in chief: Patrick Westfeld
Published: May 2025
Articles in this IHR issue
Editorial of Volume 31(1)
Welcome to the first issue of the 31st volume of The International Hydrographic Review (IHR). The acquisition, processing,…
Slippery slopes in the South Sandwich Islands: A GIS based approach to submarine landslide susceptibility mapping
Preamble Julia Swedenklef from the University of Plymouth (United Kingdom) is the winner of the IFHS Student Award…
Enhancing digital bathymetric models by advanced measurement uncertainty analysis
1 Introduction Accurate and reliable DBMs are needed for safe navigation in waterways. This is especially important for…
Breaking Waves: A snapshot of women in hydrography in the South-West Pacific
1 Introduction Hydrographic surveying is a field that historically, and currently, has a high level of male involvement….
Performance of “Desktop in the Cloud” processing software deployment
1 Introduction There are, potentially, significant benefits to staging and processing hydrographic data using cloud computing resources (defined…
An empirical assessment of tabletop augmented reality interfaces for analytical hydrographic data use versus conventional desktop 3D visualization
1 Introduction Hydrography is experiencing one of the most agitated periods in its history, where the demand for…
Integrating data-limited techniques for maritime risk assessment in Small Island Developing States
1 Introduction Maritime navigation forms the backbone of economic stability, social development, and disaster resilience for Small Island…
A natural reference area for the quality control of multibeam echosounder bathymetry and backscatter measurements: The Kwinte area on the Belgian part of the North Sea
Preamble The following work was presented at the Hydrographic Conference HYDRO 2024, 5–7 November 2024, Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany in…
Towards a simpler assessment of the environmental impact of hydrographic echosounders
Preamble The following work was presented at the Hydrographic Conference HYDRO 2024, 5–7 November 2024, Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany in…
TrueOcean: How cloud and AI technologies are revolutionizing hydrography
Preamble The following work was presented at the Hydrographic Conference HYDRO 2024, 5–7 November 2024, Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany in…
Fugro Marinestar GNSS precise point positioning service enhancements in 2024
Preamble The following work was presented at the Hydrographic Conference HYDRO 2024, 5–7 November 2024, Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany in…
Underwater laser scanning: Evaluating the performance of ULi in laboratory environments and presenting first insights from real-world applications
1 Introduction The development of the terrestrial laser scanner is considered as a milestone in the enhancement of…