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The impact on many Pacific Island nations from sea level rise, storm surge and climate change is significant. Therefore the Pacific Community (SPC), with World Bank funding, is conducting LiDAR surveys to provide quality data to assist Pacific Island nations with their planning and strategies to mitigate for these impacts.
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Starting September 2021 and open for pre-registration now
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Are you loving the Americas Cup Racing?
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In a substantial move forward for the Canadian marine industry, two XOCEAN Uncrewed Surface Vessels (USVs), remotely controlled via satellite, took to Lake Superior this winter to undertake pioneering survey work for the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS). IIC Technologies lead the survey in a partnership with XOCEAN.
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Complementing its established S-5B globally deliverable Hydrographic Surveying program, IIC is pleased to announce the recognition of its Marine Geospatial Information training program by the FIG/IHO/ICA International Board on Standards of Competence for Hydrographic Surveyors and Nautical Cartographers (IBSC), under the S8B category
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Close on the heels of IIC signing a strategic MOU with the Nippon Foundation SEADBED 2030, SEABED 2030 have featured IIC in the September 2020 Issue of their periodic Magazine “In-Depth”.
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Seabed 2030 is a collaborative project between The Nippon Foundation and GEBCO to inspire the complete mapping of the world’s ocean by 2030, and to compile all bathymetric data into the freely available GEBCO Ocean Map.
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Geospatial information underpins the majority of economic and sustainable development activities in the world today. The services provided by Pacific Island geospatial scientists and surveyors contribute to the security and well-being of Pacific people, supporting numerous industries and sectors.
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Global warming and climate change effects and concerns us all. However, the impact on many Pacific Island nations from sea level rise, storm surge and heightened weather patterns is significant.
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The provision of safe navigation routes is fundamental to New Zealand’s trade and is the logistical backbone of our economy. In 2019 99% of NZ’s trade was transported by sea. This dependency is often overlooked, but is also fundamental for NZ's aqua-culture, fisheries, tourism, recreational boating and future economic opportunities.