...understanding of our changing climate and the effect it has on the marine environment. Unfortunately current models use data that is up to 80% incomplete, with calculations that are based...
...and marine users operating in the region. To achieve this, the African Great Lakes and Rivers sub Working Group (AGLRsWG) was established, comprising industry stakeholders and government representatives from Kenya,...
...we offered a prize for the best Guild. We use Yammer as the tool to form the groups and to help share resources and knowledge. In May, we ran a...
...for users and collectors of coastal geospatial data from occasional users through to qualified collectors. The guide will assist users finding the most appropriate data, explain which datums and standards...
...much wider uses for the breadth of data we hold, beyond just navigation, to help others make use of our oceans in safe and responsible ways. As such, we have...
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...organisations to use. One of the ways we aim to do this is by enhancing our ‘Core Data Asset’. What is our ‘Core Data Asset’ and how do we enhance...
...our use of test automation. Used to help us test software changes to our ADMIRALTY products, it's reduced the time and effort required to deploy to live by automating all...
...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...
...data sets, making them useful in many applications. Access to marine spatial data creates opportunities Routinely and proactively releasing quality data makes it available to governments, aid agencies, commercial users,...