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General Information Document No Document Title GEBCO 2019 Letter Invitation Letter GEBCO 2019 Letter - Annex A Logistics Information for the Meeting (Invitation Letter) GEBCO36_Sub-A TSCOM/SCRUM/Outreach WG - Document Template (Word version) GEBCO36_Sub-B Presentation Template (.ppt) GGC35-13 Report on the 35th GEBCO Guiding Committee Meeting GEBCO 2018 TSCOM/SCRUM/SCOPE Final Meeting Notes

Category A

Category "A" Master of Science Programme in Hydrographic Science The Republic of Korea (ROK) sponsors a Master of Science Programme in Hydrographic Science at the University of Southern Mississippi (USA), Recognized at Category "A" level by the FIG-IHO-ICA IBSC.

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IHO Technical Standard(old)

Introduction The IHO technical Working Groups, Project Teams and Correspondence Groups conduct the work under the guidance of the HYDROGRAPHIC SERVICES AND STANDARDS COMMITTEE (HSSC). Please see the HSSC page for additional information on the technical standards development activities of the Organization.

MEETINGS AFTER 2024

List of the South-East Pacific Regional Hydrographic Commission Meetings Note: To access the meeting page, you'll need an IHO Portal account. If you don't have one yet, don't worry! Creating an account is easy. Simply follow the instruction provided at the link here to set up your account and gain access to the meeting page. Click the IHO Portal to get started

S-130PT9

9th Meeting of S-130 Project Team 21 October 2024 / VTC (13:00 - 15:00/ UTC+2,CEST)

S-130PT3

3rd Meeting of S-130 Project Team 13 June 2022 / 13:00 - 15:00 (UTC+2/CEST)

S-130PT1

1st Meeting of S-130 Project Team 20 January 2022 / 13:00 - 15:00 (UTC+1/CET)

ECS PT1 (2023)

1st Meeting of Electronic Chart System Project Team 18 July 2023 / Bristol, UK + VTC / 10:00 - 15:35 (UTC+2/CEST) Online Registration

How to Get Involved

Welcome to the world of crowdsourced bathymetry (CSB), where collective efforts can help shape our understanding of the depths in our coastal zones, oceans, lakes, and waterways. This approach harnesses the power of individuals and organizations worldwide to contribute to and create improved bathymetric maps and products. Join our crowdsourced bathymetry effort and contribute to the exploration of the world's oceans like never before! We invite scientists and researchers, navigators, fishers, like-minded enthusiasts, and anyone with a passion for the mysteries that lie beneath the waves. Together, we can help create a comprehensive and accurate map of the ocean floor, unlocking valuable insights into marine ecosystems, geological processes, and potential resources. By pooling our collective knowledge and data, we can accelerate scientific discovery and conservation efforts. Whether you have access to specialized equipment or are simply an avid sailor, your contributions can make a difference.