Formal training in the professions of hydrographic surveying and nautical cartography has long been an issue within the Asia-Pacific region. In the Australasian and S.W. Pacific regions specifically, due partly to geographic considerations and the small sizes of potential student cohorts, training and educational programs have been notoriously difficult to maintain. When combined with a general lack of client support over many years by industry for cartographic programs within the main education sectors, appropriate professional educational and training opportunities in hydrographic ...
Organisations like the International Cartographic Association champion programmes that develop and d...
The cartographic profession has changed to one that is supported by contemporary digital production,...
A successful Capacity Building project in hydrography is underway at the University of New Hampshire...
The International Board on Standards of Competence for Hydrographic Surveyors and Nautical Cartograp...
The fast pace of technology development and voluntary adoption of international standards requires i...
This paper aims at analyzing the requirements for the education of surveyors acting at the IHO Cat A...
In many regions, higher education in surveying faces capacity challenges, and have limitations in ac...
Hydrographic training entered a new era when students arrived at the University of New Hampshire in ...
The Centre for Hydrographic Studies (CHS) established at the Faculty of Surveying and Real Estate, U...
In 1972 two international organizations — FIG (Fédération Internationale des Géomètres) and IHO (Int...
A successful Capacity Building project in hydrography is underway at the University of New Hampshire...
With increasing demand of geoinformation technologies in national natural resources management and d...
In this paper we discuss the Australian Hydrographic Branch’s experience with computer-based cartogr...
Organisations like the International Cartographic Association champion programmes that develop and d...
Hydrographic surveying is an enabling activity supporting virtually all marine pursuits, but critica...
Organisations like the International Cartographic Association champion programmes that develop and d...
The cartographic profession has changed to one that is supported by contemporary digital production,...
A successful Capacity Building project in hydrography is underway at the University of New Hampshire...
The International Board on Standards of Competence for Hydrographic Surveyors and Nautical Cartograp...
The fast pace of technology development and voluntary adoption of international standards requires i...
This paper aims at analyzing the requirements for the education of surveyors acting at the IHO Cat A...
In many regions, higher education in surveying faces capacity challenges, and have limitations in ac...
Hydrographic training entered a new era when students arrived at the University of New Hampshire in ...
The Centre for Hydrographic Studies (CHS) established at the Faculty of Surveying and Real Estate, U...
In 1972 two international organizations — FIG (Fédération Internationale des Géomètres) and IHO (Int...
A successful Capacity Building project in hydrography is underway at the University of New Hampshire...
With increasing demand of geoinformation technologies in national natural resources management and d...
In this paper we discuss the Australian Hydrographic Branch’s experience with computer-based cartogr...
Organisations like the International Cartographic Association champion programmes that develop and d...
Hydrographic surveying is an enabling activity supporting virtually all marine pursuits, but critica...
Organisations like the International Cartographic Association champion programmes that develop and d...
The cartographic profession has changed to one that is supported by contemporary digital production,...
A successful Capacity Building project in hydrography is underway at the University of New Hampshire...