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...
...users. From building on our teams’ digital skills to exploring the value of machine learning and other data science techniques, this new approach is changing the way we collate, process...
...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...
...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...
...is complete and processed, it will be assessed as part of a validation process by the UKHO. Once the data passes validation, it can be used to produce new navigational...
...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...
As a Scrum Master at the UKHO, I work with teams of people to help them focus on delivery and user needs. Part of my job is to inspect what...
...UK CSM members will be able to collectively use marine geospatial information to usher in a new era of ocean stewardship, and policymakers will be able to set the agenda...
...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...
...who rely on electronic and paper charts for navigation, represent a diverse range of vessel types, users and navigation requirements, in the UK and around the globe. The UKHO’s public...