Hydrographic Survey

Unique Group has successfully supported Well-Safe Solutions, in completing a cutting-edge, USV debris survey in the Port of Cromarty Firth, Scotland.

A new high-resolution deep-water multibeam echosounder system has just successfully completed its first trials off the coast of Florida.

Storm Geomatics have used a SL40 USV supplied by Thurn Group in a recent wide swath bathymetric river survey.

The Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project has announced a new partnership.

Swathe Services located in Hayle, Cornwall has recently expanded its equipment rental pool capability with a suite of GeoAcoustics products.

New Zealand Multibeam Echosounder specialist ENL Group has released the latest product in their WASSP S-Series range with the updated S3 and S3r kit with new Real-time Processing Module.

Nicola Offshore GmbH, a new company specialising in turnkey hydrographic survey services has started operations from its HQ in Hamburg.

A newbuild Expeditionary Survey Boat (ESB) that provides insight into underwater conditions has been completed for the Royal Netherlands Navy (RNLSN).

A new data platform offers bespoke packages to store, manage and enhance company data and safeguard it for the future.

HydroSurv Unmanned Survey is joining forces with Sonardyne to develop and demonstrate seabed-to-shore sensing and data acquisition technologies.

Waterschap Scheldestromen has awarded Holland Shipyards Group a build contract for a new survey vessel.

Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV) technology has been used to gather bathymetry data in inland waters in Canada for the first time.

Two subsea companies have entered a new strategic cooperation to share knowledge and services that will simplify the acquisition of high-quality marine data for clients across Europe.

An EU co-funded research and innovation project will develop a remote solution for global satellite derived seafloor mapping.

US company Saildrone, Inc. has launched a 22m version of its uncrewed surface vehicles, known as saildrones.

According to Sören Themann, CEO, Subsea Europe Services GmbH, finding the right hydroacoustic equipment at short notice can be challenging.

Testing has confirmed the Geometrics MagArrow magnetometer to be efficient at low altitude flights.

The Port of Hamburg is championing the first autonomous drone to be used for surveying waters in a bid to boost its technological capabilities.

Autonomous surveys of inshore pipeline can be conducted safely and cost effectively compared to traditional manned solutions, a new project shows.