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Hydro INTERNATIONAL | JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020 | 3 THE GLOBAL MAGAZINE FOR HYDROGRAPHY WWW.HYDRO-INTERNATIONAL.COM JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020 | VOLUME 25 NUMBER 1 How to Simplify Survey Reporting Slow Recovery of Remote, frozen, Coral Reef shows Impact critical and changing: the Weddell Sea of Bottom Trawling 01_cover.indd 1 30-01-20 09:21 Duration at depth Magellan, 175:56 hours continuous operational ROV dive at 5,100m. cNode mini beacon Sonardyne SPRINT-Nav 0m 500 system 1000m 2000m Reson T-50 dual Edgetech 2205 frequency MBES side scan sonar 3000m 4000m 5000m 8 km 8 km 6000m Magellan, performance where it counts. Operating the MBES and SSS from an ROV mounted skid allows real-time display of acquired data, excellent terrain follow capabilities and permitting rapid response to target acquisition. SUBSEA MINERALS | EMERGENCY RESPONSE | INTERVENTION & RECOVERY WWW.DEEPWATER-SPECIALISTS.COM CONTENTS P. 14 Research Expedition to Map the Scottisch Seabed Newly developed 3D imaging technology has allowed scientists to map Darwin Mounds, a unique area of cold-water coral reefs off the coast of Scotland, to see whether it has recovered since being declared a Marine Protected Area sixteen years ago. Hydro International is an independent international magazine published 6 times a year P. 18 Analysing Mean Sea Level Variations by Geomares. The magazine and related e-newsletter inform worldwide professional, across the Strait of Hormuz industrial and governmental readers of the latest news and developments in the hydrographic, surveying, marine cartographic and geomatics world. Hydro International Emirates Defence Industries Company (EDIC) and Fugro recently embarked encompasses all aspects, activities and equipment related to the acquisition, processing, presentation, control and management of hydrographic and surveying- on modernizing the geodetic and hydrographic infrastructure of the Emirate related activities. of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) using GNSS, levelling and gravimetry to develop an accurate local geoid model. This allowed analysis of the fi ne mean sea level (MSL) variations in the Arabo-Persian Gulf and the Oman Sea on both sides of the Strait of Hormuz. Geomares P. 23 How a Treasure Map Led Her to the Bottom of the Sea P.O. Box 112, 8530 AC Lemmer, The Netherlands Phone: +31 (0) 514 56 18 54 “It wasn’t always easy being a black woman in my early days as an E-mail: [email protected] oceanographer,” says Dawn Wright, chief scientist at a worldwide operating Website: www.geomares-marketing.com company specialized in mapping and spatial analytics software. But a No material may be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission from fi ctional pirate and a pioneering ocean explorer helped her chart her course. Geomares. Copyright © 2020, Geomares, The Netherlands All rights reserved. ISSN 1385-4569 P. 27 Remote, Frozen, Critical and Changing: the Weddell Sea Director Strategy & Business Development: Durk Haarsma Located in the Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean, the Weddell Sea Financial Director: Meine van der Bijl Editorial Board: RADM Giuseppe Angrisano (retd) of the Italian Navy, MSc, generates extremely dense bottom water that spreads into all the world’s Huibert-Jan Lekkerkerk, Duncan Mallace, Mark Pronk, BSc, Marck Smit, ocean basins, transporting oxygen, CO and other solutes. Everything that is Auke van der Werf 2 Content Manager: Cees van Dijk added here is transferred into the abyssal oceans, including anthropogenic Production Manager: Myrthe van der Schuit Copy Editor: Serena Lyon, www.secondsoul.nl CO2. However, changes are taking place in the Weddell region that will have Marketing Advisors: Feline van Hettema Circulation Manager: Adrian Holland an impact on other oceans and on the global climate. Design: ZeeDesign, Witmarsum, www.zeedesign.nl Advertisements Sponsored article by Magellan Information about advertising and deadlines are available in the Media Planner. For more information please contact our marketing advisor ([email protected]) or go to www.geomares-marketing.com. P. 30 Duration at Depth Subscription Hydro International is available bi-monthly on a subscription basis. You can subscribe at any time via https://www.hydro-international.com/subscribe. Subscriptions will be P. 32 Digital Tool to Streamline Hydrographic automatically renewed upon expiry, unless Geomares receives written notification of Information and Make Reporting Easy cancellation at least 60 days before the expiry date. Wouldn’t it be great to work on a hydrographic project without spending a Editorial Contributions lot of time looking for all the elements needed for a professional report? This All material submitted to the publisher (Geomares) and relating to Hydro International was what Sanyal Sunil had in mind when he developed SURge, a digital will be treated as unconditionally assigned for publication under copyright subject to the Editor’s unrestricted right to edit and offer editorial comment. Geomares assumes tool to simplify survey reporting. no responsibility for unsolicited material or for the accuracy of information thus received. In addtion, Geomares assumes no obligation for return postage of material if not explicitly requested. Contributions must be sent to the content manager [email protected]. P. 05 Editorial P. 12 Designing the Future Expedition P. 07 Column GEBCO P. 17 Highlighted Products P. 08 Headlines THE GLOBAL MAGAZINE FOR HYDROGRAPHY WWW.HYDRO-INTERNATIONAL.COM Front Cover JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020 | VOLUME 25 NUMBER 1 On this cover you can see a picture of the Weddell Sea in Antartica. Onboard the research icebreaker the Polarstern, scientists are deploying a CTD Rosette System to measure oceanographic parameters. How to Simplify Survey Reporting Slow Recovery of Remote, frozen, Coral Reef shows Impact critical and changing: the Weddell Sea of Bottom Trawling 01_cover.indd 1 30-01-20 09:21 Hydro INTERNATIONAL | JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020 | 3 03_contents.indd 3 30-01-20 11:53 Making Hydrographers’ Tasks Easier Stand #D300 Courtesy of Cadden Courtesy Navsight Marine Solution Qinertia State-of-the-art Motion The Next Generation INS/GNSS & Navigation Solution Post-processing Software www.sbg-systems.com SWiFTplus Profiling just got more powerful Multi-parameter profiler measuring CTD, SVP, Turbidity, Salinity & Density SWiFTplus has been designed, engineered and manufactured in the UK to exceed your profiling needs. 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Nothing show Lou Grant triggered my wish to special, I thought, because report on whatever happens in the there are more companies world for a newspaper or a radio doing that, but this time my station, but the series about a grumpy attention was drawn to a editor at the fi ctional newspaper Los special element as the robot Angeles Tribune certainly fuelled my in question turned out to be ambition. I must have been around able to put another robot to Durk Haarsma ten or eleven years old and probably work. This makes it possible, didn’t understand a thing of the show, but I felt that the rush of the for example, to send a UAV to Cees van Dijk newsroom, the variety in topics that need to be covered and the absolute sea with a glider on board that can be essential curiosity would fi t me like a glove. launched remotely. So far, my choice for a career in media, although not based in an LA Is that special? According to a robotic expert who was interviewed in a newsroom, has never disappointed me. I realize that it is quite special and Dutch radio programme, it is. Although we are perfectly capable of useful for youngsters to know what they want professionally, as it makes developing robots that can focus on one specifi c task, multifunctional choices of study and college easier. However, my experience is not half as robots hardly exist. For example, it is possible to make a programmable inspirational or adventurous as Dawn Wright’s. Now chief scientist with Esri, machine that delivers packages, but it is more diffi cult to have the she describes how she, as a little black girl growing up near the ocean on same device also collect the returns from the web shop, said the the Hawaiian Islands, was inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure specialist interviewed. Island and especially by the treasure map, which played a central role in the book. I do not doubt the authoritative knowledge of the person I heard, but he had probably not yet looked at the developments taking place in the The fascination for this map shaped her choices for a career that already world of hydrography and oceanography. There are already several spans decades of mapping the seabed. It is also inspiring because Wright experiments with autonomous vessels that can be used for various never let go of her aspiration, even when at some points she was one of the tasks. Mayfl ower Autonomous Ship (MAS), an autonomous vessel that only women on an expedition, and often the only black woman. Supporting follows the course of the voyage of the ship that transported the her persistence were role models such as cartographers Tharp and Heezen, Pilgrims to the New World, will soon depart. In one of the previous which kept her going.
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