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MEETINGS AFTER 2024
List of the South West Pacific 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
MSDIWG10 (2019)
10th MSDIWG Meeting Busan, Republic of Korea, 4 - 5 March 2019 Followed by the OGC Marine DWG Meeting, 6 March 2019 Followed by the UN-GGIM WGMGI1 Meeting, 7 -9 March 2019 (by invitation only)
ECS PT meetings
List of ECS Project Team Meetings
ECS PT2 (2024)
2nd Meeting of Electronic Chart System Project Team 21 May 2024 / VTC, 11:00 - 14:00 (UTC+2/CEST) Online Registration / Meeting link (MS teams)
Meetings
List of EAHC meetings
Meetings
List of S-101 Project Team Meetings
Contributing CSB Data
Participants can provide CSB data contributions to the IHO’s Data Centre for Digital Bathymetry (DCDB) through organizations, companies or universities that serve as data aggregators and / or liaisons. These “Trusted Nodes” can help supply data logging equipment or software, provide technical support to vessels, download data from data loggers, aggregate collected data and facilitate data transfer. The DCDB will help identify the best-suited “trusted node” type for you.
IHO Crowdsourced Bathymetry Initiative
The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) has a long history of encouraging the collection of crowdsourced depth data to help improve humanity’s understanding of the shape and depth of the seafloor. For over a century, maps of the ocean floor were created from depth measurements collected by vessels as they journeyed across the oceans. These “passage soundings” enabled the creation of progressively more detailed seafloor maps and digital data grids. Recently, systematic surveys with specialized ships have contributed to greatly increasing available data. Unfortunately, despite the multitude of data that has been collected, to this day only 25% of the world’s ocean depths have been measured; the rest of the data used to compile seafloor maps are estimated depths.
S-130PT Meetings
Lists of S-130 Project Team Meetings
