Welcome to Hydro 2016
Hydro 2016 is now over. Many of the Presentations given at the conference can be downloaded below and the papers can be accessed by clicking on the link.
Hydro 2016, the International Federation of Hydrographic Societies' 24th Hydro conference and exhibition, will take place in Rostock-Warnemünde from 8-10th November 2016. Many will have good memories of Hydro 2010 which was held at the same venue.
Hydro 2016 is being organised by the German Hydrographic Society (DHyG) and the organising committee is almost identical to the one for 2010.
As with all Hydro conferences, Hydro 2016 will feature a three-day conference with leading experts in hydrography, an exhibition of international manufacturers and service providers, scope for on-site practical/boat demos, workshops and application/product training and a full social programme.
The conference programme features a total of 54 presentations in the conference auditorium, together with a range of optional workshops, demonstrations and technical visits. The presentations are arranged in one keynote and fourteen themed sessions - eight of which are offered in four parallel time slots.
Delegate registration is now open, with discounted rates offered to members of all IFHS-member societies and concessions available for students and the retired. An additional Early Bird discount applies to full member/non-member 3-day registrations paid for by 31st July.
All delegate fees include tea/coffee, lunch and access to the Conference, Exhibition, Ice-Breaker and Flying Buffet receptions, plus many user seminars, on-water equipment demonstrations and technical visits.
All delegates must complete the online registration form and bookings will only be confirmed on receipt of full payment.
For more information about Hydro 2016, including travel and accommodation, please visit www.hydro2016.com.
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 | Session 7A - Paper 1 - Markus Aufleger et al High resolution topobathymetric LiDAR coastal zone characterisation in Denmark | 5336 Kb |  |
| Session 7A - Paper 2 - Patrick Westfield Analysis and modelling pf the effect of wave patterns on refraction on airborne LiDAR bathymetry | 3997 Kb | |
| Session 7A - Paper 3 - Wilfried Ellmer Use of laser bathymetry at the German Baltic Sea coast | 1483 Kb | |
| Session 7A - Paper 4 - Lutz Christiansen New techniques in capturing and modelling of morphological data | 2788 Kb | |
| Session 8A - Paper 1 - Hans Visser Fugro Marinestar G4 + GNSS PPP-RTK improvements for offshore applications | 9634 Kb | |
| Session 8B - Paper 1 - Jan Appelman Changing market requirements for competence and certification for the hydrographic surveyor | 1246 Kb | |
| Session 8B - Paper 2 - Nicholas Seube Standards of competence -new developments and demands | 780 Kb | |
| Session 9A - Paper 3 - Max Abildgaard Simulation based design and development of autonomous underwater vehicle IMGAM | 1279 Kb | |
| Session 9A - Paper 4 - Wilhelm Weinrebe Multibeam mapping of remote fjords in south-east Greenland | 7269 Kb | |
| Hydro 2016 Programme | 279 Kb | |
| Keynote 2 - John Hughes Clarke Future perspectives on multibeam backscatter and seabed classification | 12413 Kb | |
| Session 1A - Paper 1 - Robert Ward General future perspectives of the IHO | 1242 Kb | |
| Session 1A - Presentation 3 - Don Ventura Intelligent exploitation of the blue economy - a hydrographic perspective | 2443 Kb | |
| Session 2A - Paper 1 - Jean-Guy Nistad Backscatter adjustment for multi-sector multi-swath multibeam echo sounders | 9243 Kb | |
| Paper 2A - Paper 2 - Mark Gray RapidCast: Analysis of spation-temporal variability in high resolution speed of sound measurements | 6058 Kb | |
| Session 3A - Paper 3 - Jonathan Beaudoin Transitioning research to operations: The case of wobble analysis | 1300 Kb | |
| Session 3A - Rozaimi Che Hasan Determing the number of classes for sediment classification from multibeam backscatter images | 1242 Kb | |
| Session 3A - Paper 4 - Marco Filippone et al Multibeam water column imaging for charting least depth value | 569 Kb | |
| Session 3B - Paper cHarles de Jongh Using CARIS to automate bathymetric data management at Rijkwaterstaat | 2456 Kb | |
| Session 3B - Paper 3 - Mark Terlien Managing hydrographic data for multiple usage | 1851 Kb | |
| Session 4A - Paper 1 - Ingo Hennings et al Comparison and characteristics of oceanographic in situ measurements and simulations... | 2129 Kb | |
| Session 4A - Paper 3 - Fabian Wolk Quantifying turbulence in tidal channels | 2260 Kb | |
| Session 4B - Paper 2 - Benjamin Hell Finalising Baltic Sea surveys for the needs of shipping | 6536 Kb | |
| Session 5A - Paper 2 - Knut Hartmann Satellite-based bathymetry and seafloor mapping for the shallow water zone... | 1628 Kb | |
| Session 5A - Paper 3 - Pau Gallés Global bathymetry from satellite altimeter sensor | 859 Kb | |
| Session 5B - Paper 2 - Niels Horneburg ENC and ECDIS | 1795 Kb | |
| Session 5B - Paper 3 - Kevin Ingram Charts on demand - A potential new revenue stream for hydrographic agencies | 2533 Kb | |
| Session 6A - Paper 2 - Oliver Andrews The challenge of choosing the right method surveying power cables | 783 Kb | |
| Session 6A - Paper 3 - Jens Wunderlich Burial depth determination of cables using acoustics -requirements, issues ans strategies | 1189 Kb | |
| Hydro 2016 Invitation Presentation | 1173 Kb | |
Last update: 12 December 2017
