Coastal Hydrographic attended the World Hydrography Day event in Adelaide on Friday 19 June. It was a motivating day, with presentations give about all facets of hydrography.
It was great to catch up with familiar faces, and meet new people alike, to discuss potential and future developments for the industry.
Thanks to PHS for organising the day!
Congratulations to Nigel Townsend on the completion of his Masters of Business Administration. Nigel attended his graduation at the University of Adelaide yesterday to accept his parchment.
Coastal Hydrographic has returned to Australia after the successful completion of data collection and field processing in Japan. We have built on to our existing knowledge of coastal estuaries and river mapping, and further developed our procedures and processes.
We have had a fruitful and enjoyable time in Japan, and look forward to seeing our friends there again soon.
With the Japanese data collection well underway, we are reminded again of all the factors that can affect the quality of Bathymetric LiDAR, including weather and its’ after affects, the importance of reconnaissance to gain a full understanding of the survey area, and an appreciation of the dynamic nature of water quality.
Coastal Hydrographic has been building on our extensive skill set, and expanding our intricate knowledge of working with river data and datums, and the new challenges it brings to the bathymetric world.
Please visit our new photo gallery section to see some of our experiences in Japan.
Coastal Hydrographic has arrived in Japan. We are looking forward to a successful project.
