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Abbreviated to MAC which is a bit confusing (if you like Apple computers – like me) but Johnny B from CCOM presented at the #Kongsberg FEMME conference what the multibeam advisory committee has been doing to aid the US Research Fleet. They have developed some pretty neat tools and it’s worth a look. http://mac.unols.org/resources

Mar

2012

2bitBrain: Global RTOFS: SVP Weather Map

This is Johnnie Beaudoin’s SVP weather map – could be very useful when planning surveys in areas you have little or no idea about. 2bitBrain: Global RTOFS: SVP Weather Map: “” (Via .)

Mar

2012

Oceanology next week

It’s Oceanology 2012 next week at the Excel in London’s docklands. I think we definitely have the coolest stand. If anyone out there is going then stop by the stand to say hi, see our fantastic work and grab sone refreshment at the same time. Skål! MMT: “” (Via .)

Feb

2012

Hydro International Post about Shallow Survey

Retweeting this post – only because I’m mentioned!! Shallow Survey 2012 More Than Common Data Set: More than 200 hydrographic and marine charting experts and other… http://www.hydro-international.com/news/id5358-Shallow_Survey___More_Than_Common_Data_Set.html

Sep

2011

Multibeam training course in Portsmouth NH

My mate Mike Brissette from MosaicHydro is running a training course in Portsmouth NH in October. Mike is a fantastic tutor and I think they are using the Substructure vessel, which is probably the best inshore vessel on the Eastern Seaboard and one of the best in the world. More info below. Excellent price too […]