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The NOAA Office of Coast Survey’s newly revised hydrographic survey specifications and advanced toolsets streamline workflows, boost automation and enable seamless integration with the National Bath...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is currently one of the hottest trends in many fields, including GeoAI for the processing of spatial data. This study briefly describes research in one project working to ...
Beneath the sunlit waves of Florida lies an intricate underwater world that few have seen but many depend on. Through the Florida Seafloor Mapping Initiative, Woolpert and partners are capturing this ...
Stretching over more than 3,000 kilometres, Oman’s coastline runs along the Arabian Gulf, the Sea of Oman and the Arabian Sea. It is a maritime landscape of islands, bays, coral reefs and the Strait...
The Tietê-Paraná Waterway is an important navigable route in Brazil, stretching over 2,400 kilometres. It comprises sections of the Paraná and Tietê rivers and is equipped with lock systems to ove...
The exploration and classification of the seabed have always been crucial for various scientific, environmental and commercial purposes. Traditional methods of seabed classification have relied heavil...
Submarine canyons, carved into continental margins worldwide, play a key role in ocean circulation, sediment transport and marine biodiversity. Around Antarctica, their influence extends to global the...
What will it take to map the remaining 70% of our planet’s seafloor in just five years? That’s the challenge facing the Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project, a global initiative to deliver ...
From the earliest voyages across uncharted waters, the ocean floor has stirred human curiosity. Despite breakthroughs on land and in space, the seabed remained one of Earth’s final frontiers. In 201...
The navy-after-next will be a ‘hybrid fleet.’ This concept was first articulated by then-Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Admiral Michael Gilday and embraced by his successor, Admiral Lisa Franchet...
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