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LISW 2021: The future of navigation
By Tom Mellor, Head of OEM Technical Support and Digital Standards at the UK Hydrographic Office.

The ADMIRALTY Global Mangrove Data Set is available in ESRI Shapefile and other industry standard formats.

The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has launched its new Tidal API platform, with expanded coverage to include not only the UK coastline, but also Ireland, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.

The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has strengthened its longstanding relationship with Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) by enhancing its membership level from Technical to Strategic to provide greater leadership, boost innovation, and advance geospatial data for the marine industry.

The UK Hydrographic Office enhances its world-leading chart service to maintain safety of life at sea for all Small Craft Chart users.

A blog by Tom Mellor, Head of OEM Technical Support and Digital Standards at the UK Hydrographic Office

UK Hydrographic Office to conduct seabed mapping surveys in the Cayman Islands, underpinning the region’s sustainable marine economy.

Following user feedback we are making it easier to search, view and download our S-100 trial data sets.

New tool uses AI and machine learning to identify sonar noise in bathymetric data sets and delivers substantial time efficiencies in cleansing and verification tasks

Decommissioning of the B2B SOAP Services was successfully completed on 28 September 2021

Users who have not migrated to the latest, digital-only version of ADMIRALTY NavPac and Compact Data must do so ahead of retirement of legacy versions on 31 December 2020

Digitalisation and vast amounts of data is playing a crucial role in shaping the future of the global economy.