Together with Fugro, we will be exhibiting at the Hydrographic Conference HYDRO 2025 from 28th to 30th October in Liverpool, United Kingdom. HYDRO 2025 is dedicated to innovation in hydrographic efficiency, automation, and coastal intelligence.

This time, the event is hosted by The Hydrographic Society UK & Ireland (THS:UKI). Every year, HYDRO counts among the most important gatherings for the hydrographic community.

Conference talks

Meet our colleagues at the Fugro booth (#27) and join these conference talks related to our work:

  • “Protecting Critical Underwater Infrastructure using Earth Observation and Advanced Analytics”
    28th October, 10:45 – 12:15
    Dr. Kim Knauer (EOMAP)
  • “Seagrass Mapping Along the Italian Coast for Marine Ecosystem Restoration”
    29th October, 16:00 – 17:30
    Tanja Dufek & Nick Rackebrandt (Fugro)
  • “How to Make Survey Planning Efficient Online (Fast)”
    30th October, 9:00 – 10:30
    Dr. Knut Hartmann (EOMAP)

See the full conference programme here.

Let’s connect!

If you don’t meet our colleagues at HYDRO 2025, there are many other ways to connect:

  • Learn more about efficient solutions for clients in Hydrography and Navigation.
  • Contact our shallowwater team and request demo data here.
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