Taking part in Sprint 18
...discover how new technologies are being used so widely across government and share what we have been working on. We were there to present our work on detecting uncharted hazards...
...discover how new technologies are being used so widely across government and share what we have been working on. We were there to present our work on detecting uncharted hazards...
...learnt to see what we do in a new light. Where once it was possible to treat information as ‘raw material’ for a production process, we are now managing it...
...increasingly reliant on our ocean resources to meet the needs of today’s fast-changing world, particularly with growing industries such as maritime trade, tourism and renewable energy, as well as new...
...or gaps that could be improved by the other organisation’s strengths or by developing something new together. Each group left with a set of actions or points to develop. Joe...
...Territories. Location-based data depicting SNI is important to a range of stakeholders responsible for managing, optimising and protecting this infrastructure. A new data discovery project is underway to understand more...
...maritime information. Recognising that large quantities of hydrographic data often come in varied formats, the UKHO is embracing AI as a means of streamlining workflows, unlocking new insights, and ultimately...
...and quicker to send new surveys. Here, we changed the word copy, which users found confusing, to template, which users instinctively understood as it matched their intended action. At its...
...will be further enhanced through the next generation of navigation solutions, underpinned by the new S-100 data standards. We are delighted, that since the discussions at the IHO Assembly, the...
...the publication of a new report: ‘Why should we share data’? This downloadable resource highlights the value of data held by hydrographic offices, and the benefits of sharing this data...
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