PUBLICATIONS - Special

Norfolk, Virginia, April 1994

Available from International Headquarters and Branches:
Price Members £25 (pounds sterling), Non-members £28 (pounds sterling)

Contents:

MARINE INFORMATION PARTNERSHIPS

• Interactivity in the Hydrographic World
  RADM Christian Andreasen, NOAA (Ret.), President, Directing Committee, International Hydrographic Organization
• Marine Information Partnerships: A Navy Perspective
  RADM John E. Chubb, USN, Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command
• Defense and NOS -A Partnership with Synergy
  Kenneth I. Daugherty, Deputy Director, Defense Mapping Agency
• PubIic/Private Partnerships in Nautical Charting
  David B. Enabnit, NOAA
• The Defense Hydrographic Initiative Hydrographic Source Assessment System
  Kevin T. Brown, Defense Mapping Agency
• National Geophysical Data Center Hydrographic Activities
  LCDR Maureen R. Kenny, NOAA, and Dr. Michael S. Loughridge,  National Geophysical Data Center, NOAA

• Advances in Signal Processing for Wide Swath Bathymetric Sonars
  John T. Ambrose, Computer Sciences Corp.; John H. Satriano, Lester C. Smith, and Charles Carik, Naval Command Control and Surveillance Center RDT&E
• Results from the Technical Evaluations of Sonar Systems on the USNS JOHN MCDONNELL and USNS LITTLEHALES
  Barbara A. Reed; LT Nancy L. Crews, NOAA; and Margaret Haskell, U.S. Naval Oceanographic Of ice
• Using Near-Shore Multibeam Systems for Survey Investigations
  Lloyd C. Huff; LTJG Harold Orlinsky, NOAA; and Stephen Matula, Nautical Charting Research and Development Laboratory, Coast and Geodetic Survey, NOAA
• Signal Processing Architecture for Bathymetric Sonars
  Lester Smith, Marc DiLemmo, and Georges Bernardin, Naval Command Control and Surveillance Center RDT&E
• Advances in Digital Tracking Techniques for Multiple Channel Echosounders
  Jim Odom and Praveen Kanipakam, Odom Hydrographic Systems, Inc
• Uncertainty in Simrad EM1000 and RESON SeaBat 9001 Multibeam Echo Soundings in Shallow Water - A Case Study
  Zigin Du, Larry Mayer, and Dave Wells, Ocean Mapping Group, Dept. of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering, University of New Brunswick, Canada; and Lloyd Huff, Nautical Charting R&D Laboratory, Coast and Geodetic Survey, NOAA
• White Water Surveying
  James L. Moore, Peter Alleman, and Art Kleiner, C & C Technologies, Inc.
• Designing a Digital Sounder "Suitcase" for Enhanced Data Acquisition Capability
  Christopher P. Zavrel, Defense Mapping Agency Systems Center; Kevin Kraatz and Karl Rehn, Applied Research Laboratories, The University of Texas

HYDROGRAPHIC/BATHYMETRIC DATA PROCESSING

• Analysis of 2-D Interpolation Algorithms Using a Synthetic Test Set of Quasi-Marine Data
  Tom Davis, F. Bryan Davies, and BradIeyWard, Science Applications International Corp.
• A New Tool for Managing Very Large Volumes of Hydrographic Data
  The CHS Source Data Base Team, Tim Evangelatos, et al., Canadian Hydrographic Service
• Swath Bathymetry and Acoustic Imagery in Littoral Regions Using a 12 kHz Swath Bathymetric System
  Stephen C. Lingsch, Naval Oceanographic Office; Anthony Geneva, Naval Command Control and Ocean Surveillance Center; and Lawrence J. Fusillo, Computer Sciences Corp.

• The National Spatial Data Infrastructure
  Nancy Tosta, U.S. Geological Survey and Paul J. Grim, NOAA
• A Guide to the Labyrinth of Standards
  Dave Pendleton, Nautical Charting Research and Development Laboratory, Coast and Geodetic Survey, National Ocean Service, NOAA
• Coastal Zone Management: All We Need Now Is Some Data
  Ronald A. Furness, Australian Hydrographic Office
• GIS and Marine Information Systems: An Overview of Some Recent Developments in the United Kingdom
  David R. Green, Centre for Remote Sensingand Mapping Science, University of Aberdeen, Scotland
• Decision Making and Productivity Using Digital Image Data Sets of Aerial Photography
  Christine M. Taylor and Peter L. Grose, Office of Ocean Resources Conservation and Assessments, NOAA
• Collection and Dissemination of Marine Information from the Texas Coastal Ocean Observation Network
  Patrick R. Michaud, Carroll I. Thurlow, and Gary A. Jeffress, The Conrad Blucher Institute for Surveying and Science, Texas A&M University

• Airborne Laser Depth Sounding in Sweden
  Kurt Koppari, Ulf Karlsson, and Ove Steinvall Swedish Defense Research Establishment, Linkoping, Sweden
• LADS - From Development to Hydrographic Operations
  C. Setter, BHP Engineering Pty, Ltd.; and CAPT R.J. Willis, Hydrographic Office, Royal Australian Navy
• Field Testing of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Airborne Lidar Hydrographic Survey System
  W.J. Lillycrop, L.E. Parson, and L.L. Estep, U.S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station; P.E. LaRocque, Optech, Inc.; G.C. Guenther, National Ocean Service; M.D. Reed, John E. Chance & Associates; and C.L. Truitt, Mote Marine Lab.
• Russian Airborne Lidar Systems for Bathymetry and Oceanology
  V.I. Fiegels, St. Petersburg Institute of Fine Mechanics and Optics; and Y.I. Kopilevich and A.A. Svetlykh, S.I. Vavilov State Optical Institute, Russia
• U.S. Navy's Laser Airborne Bathymetry Assessment Project
  LCDR Gary Ayers, USN
• Performance Modeling and Analysis of the Ocean Water Lidar (OWL) Hydrographic System
  S. Haimbach and R. Lutomirski, Pacific-Sierra Research Corp.; and T. Curran and J. Gibbons, Naval Air Warfare Center
• A Quantitative Cornparison of the TIBS Airborne Bathymetry System with Launch- Borne Acoustic Soundings Near Coppermine, N.W.T.
  J. Scott Holladay and David Wright, Geonex Aerodat, Inc.; and Michael R. Crutchlow and Albert Koudys, Canadian Hydrographic Service

• Promulgation of Navigational Warnings under the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System
  Elroy A. Soluri, Defense Mapping Agency

• NOAA Raster Nautical Charts
  Richard B. Perry and Richard H. Davis, Nautical Charting Division, Coast and Geodetic Survey, National Ocean Service, NOAA
• Print on Demand: An Alternative to Conventional Chart Production
  D.D. Nicholson, Canadian Hydrographic Service, Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Canada
• Development of a Computer-Assisted Revision System for Nautical Chart Production
  David L. Poltilove, Mapping and Charting Branch, Coast and Geodetic Survey, National Ocean Service, NOAA

• DGPS for Precise Positioning in Hydrographic Surveying
  Arvid Strand, Arne Rinnan, and Geir H. Mathisen,Seatex AS; and Arne E. Ofstad, and Jan S. Ssrensen, Norwegian Hydrographic Service, Norway
• Delineation of Tidal Datums and Water Surface Slopes with the GPS
  Stephen DeLoach, Dave Wells, DaveDodd, Richard Phelan, and Andrew Morley, Department of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering, University of New Brunswick, Canada; and Brian Shannon, U.S. Army Topographic Engineering Center

• Challenges and Experiences in Developing a Multi-National ENC Database for North-West Europe
  Robert Sandvik, Norwegian Mapping Authority, Norway
• An Overview of Copyright Law and Its Implications on the Electronic Chart
  Glenn E. Tallia, NOAA
• Exploitation of Intellectual Property by Electronic Chartmakers: Liability, Retrenchment and a Proposal for Change
  Edward J. Obloy and B. Helen Sharetts-Sullivan, Defense Mapping Agency
• Use of the DNC to Meet IHO ECDIS Requirements: Preliminary Evaluation
  David J. Scott and Gail Langran, Intergraph Corp.
• Department of Defense Requirements for Electronic Chart Display and Information System Data: A Defense Mapping Agency Perspective
  Edwin Danford and Mel Wagner, Defense Mapping Agency
• Electronic Chart Updating: Test Plan for an Evaluation Using ECDIS
  Irene M. Gonin and Marylouise K. Dowd, U.S. Coast Guard Research and Development Center; and Gail E. Langran, Intergraph Corp.
• ECDIS: Current Status/Future Expectations
  Lee Alexander, U.S. Coast Guard
• ECDIS Test and Demonstration on the Mississippi River
  Anthony Niles, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
• Bleeding at the Cutting Edge
  M.J. Casey and J. Goodyear, Canadian Hydrographic Service, Canada
• The Significance of ECDIS with Radar Video
  Helmut H. Lanziner, Offshore Systems, Ltd.
• ECDIS - A Comprehensive Navigation System
  CAPT Joachim Pfeiffer, Atlas Elektronik GmbH, Germany

• Development of a Hydrographic Engineering Program at Old Dominion University
  by the Working Committee, 
  David P. Basco, et al.
• Bowditch into the Twenty-First Century
  Michael L. Donner and Richard K. Hubbard, Defense Mapping Agency Hydrographic/Topographic Center

• Naval Oceanographic Office Unix-Based Hydrographic Processing System for Single-Beam and Multibeam Data
  Irene Savanyo, Jan Depner, Dale Hare, and Steve Farr, Naval Oceanographic Office, Stennis Space Center

• The Electronic Chart Generating and Displaying System
  Li Yuanhui, Wu Dongli, Sun Wenli, Chun Chengnan and Zhao Depeng, The Ministry of the Communications (MC), Peoples Republic of China