...former direction of ice flow was from northeast to southwest. Image credit: UKHO (2022). Arguably the most impressive subglacial landform in the newly surveyed area is the extensive field...
...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...
...teams analyse live survey data from the USV’s multibeam echosounder. Using new technology in St Helena Through its Hydrographic survey Equipment Loan Pool (HELP), the UKHO provided access to an...
...latest projects combines satellite imagery and computer vision techniques to enable us to automate the creation of new coastline data. A new coastline data set Automating the creation of coastline...
...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...
...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...
...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...
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...faced by coastal data users and find new ways to overcome them. The issues This project started with a workshop and a series of interviews with different data users, where...
...to make improvements. We are also continuing to grow our team of software engineers, so that we can deliver new and exciting projects as a marine geospatial information agency. If...