Hydrographic Survey

A multibeam and side-scan sonar survey to map and monitor an artificial reef off Florida has been completed with a unique autonomous surface vessel (ASV).

A new marine innovation programme has been launched in the UK to help start-ups and innovators develop new solutions that support the development of the Blue Economy.

A new inertially aided Ultra Short Baseline (USBL) system is capable of accurate subsea tracking with survey grade performance.

Tetra Tech’s marine services division has taken delivery of an Inception Class MKII Unmanned Surface Vessel (USV) with a bespoke cooling system and two additional survey instrumentation pods for harbour survey projects.

Users of FarSounder’s Argos Forward Looking Sonars (FLS) can now benefit from valuable survey software.

A new partnership will help the development of Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs) in performing hydrographic surveys to monitor changes at a UK harbour.

A UK builder of uncrewed surface vessels has passed a significant milestone with an order of two vessels from the world’s leading geo-data specialist.

A recent first full survey of the world’s most sediment laden river has used a combination of unmanned aerial and surface vessels.

Details of a new depth map of the Arctic Ocean have been published in the nature journal Scientific Data.

A four-month marine site characterisation campaign has begun at two major offshore wind development sites in the UK.

Picotech has announced the launch of its PicoMB130 Surf, claimed to be the world’s smallest integrated Multibeam Echosounder.

Multi-Beam Echo-Sounder (MBES) and mobile laser scan surveys have been successfully carried out using USVs in Wales to assess the scour extents at the foundations of multiple structures and to provide additional…

According to Applied Acoustic Engineering, one of the critical elements in site selection for offshore windfarms is the evaluation of the presence of any geological restrictions.

ABP’s Ports in the North West UK have added value to their survey capabilities by investing in a Carlson Merlin LiDAR scanning system.

A Netherlands hydrographic survey vessel has made a 10 day detour to monitor an active underwater volcano in the Mozambique Channel.