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66th Meeting (2023)
66th Nordic Hydrographic Commission Meeting 21 - 22 March 2023 / Aalborg, Denmark LIST OF DOCUMENTS
SAIHC16 (2019)
16th SAIHC Conference (3 to 5 September 2019) and 8th ICCWG Meeting (2 September 2019) Cape Town, South Africa
Council Members Discuss Progress in Transition to Smart Navigation and More
130 participants representing 45 Member States, Observers and partner organizations gathered at the IHO Secretariat in Monaco and online for the annual meeting of the Council from 15-17 October. Participants discussed topics covering education and training, technology, a potential new infrastructure center and of course the transition to smart navigation. With the provision of products and services scheduled to begin in January 2026, many of the discussions focused on progress with the implementation of S-100, the Universal Hydrographic Data Model. The main goals of the meeting were to review the work plan, take stock of progress, and decide on priority areas for the coming year.
MSDIWG11 (2020)
MSDIWG11 - Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany (24 to 26am February 2020) (a joint IHO-OGC Marine DWG session will take place in the morning of 26 February 2020) UN-GGIM WGMGI2 meeting will be held from 26pm to 28 February 2020
Winner of the first Ex Abyssis ad Alta Award announced
“Professionalism”, “dedication”, “profound knowledge”, “expertise”, “kindness”, these are a few of the words used to describe the winner of the new Ex Abyssis ad Alta – IHO Award for Hydrographic Excellence.
New issue of the International Hydrographic Review
Projects
Below are just a few examples of some of the crowdsourced bathymetry projects being carried out around the world.
SCUFN Repository
Investment in Hydrographic Services discussed during Dominican Republic high-level technical visit
In line with its mandate to plan, administer, and implement Capacity-Building activities, the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) conducted a high-level technical visit to the Dominican Republic from 23 – 24 November. The primary focus was to discuss the important role of Hydrographic Services at national, regional, and international levels, emphasizing their contribution to the sustainable development of national economies, and applying to how they pertain to the Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service of the Dominican Republic.
