hydrographic

In the hydrographic context of The Dalles, 355 million gallons of water go by every couple of minutes.

IceSAT data points are filtered to exclude points in areas of high relief and over hydrographic features.

Doing hydrographic surveys right where the surf breaks will pound you for hours and make you a little sick afterwards.

Seems Southern won by a vote of 18 to 10 among member nations in 2000 at the International Hydrographic Organization.

It coordinates the activities of national hydrographic offices and sets standards in order to promote uniformity in nautical charts and documents.

It issues survey best practices and provides guidelines to maximize the use of hydrographic information.

The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) is the official body which defines the world's oceans.

Sextants were used for coastal mapping though, albeit specialized ones called hydrographic sextants.

A number of those applications, particularly surveillance radar, sesimic/hydrographic survey, and sensor fusion[1], have signficant data parallelism.

S-57 charts are a derivative product manually authored based on hydrographic survey data.

Maybe then print a satellite image onto a hydrographic film and apply it?

A look at a hydrographic map of the UK suggests the only options south of the border are Barrow-in-Furness and the Isle of Man.

It is geological and hydrographic.” … and then … “The binding constraint on Hormuz was never a minefield or insurance.

From Wikipedia: “ The hydrographic Great Basin is a 209,162-square-mile (541,730 km2) area that drains internally.

(in Finnish) > "Although much is to be determined, in mid-Sep @gapinskimj wrote in our Kaliningrad Military Digest about the Russian Sibiryakov hydrographic survey vessel's movements near the Balticconnector.

Hydrographic offices exist to provide accurate information, and to be liable for what they produce.