Coming up this afternoon in the National Oceanography Centre CME Programme workshop! Socratis Loucaides and Sarah Cryer talk about processing the NOC Ocean Technology and Engineering OA Kit data and the interesting differences in pH and DO at all our different stations.

The UK Hydrographic Office team are now virtually in 🇯🇲 providing the MBES continuation training. It is day 6 and participants from the Maritime Authority, National Land Agency & Defence Force are very engaged in the discussions on gathering accurate bathymetric data. UKinCaribbean 🇬🇧 Asif Ahmad CMG 🇬🇧

As part of our Marine #Innovation challenge we're looking for participants to demonstrate how #MarineData could be used to reduce the impact of coastal inundation. Many low-lying coastal states face the increasing pressure of sea level rise. Apply now: admiralty.co.uk/innovation-pro…

Just finished an enjoyable CME Programme workshop with 20 partners from across the Caribbean assessing the resilience of the subsea telecom cable network to impacts of natural hazards. Thanks to Isobel Yeo & James Hunt of National Oceanography Centre for presentations. Image: Telegeography

Yesterday we welcomed Lord Agnew, Minister of State for Efficiency and #Transformation. We look forward to understanding how we can support the delivery of cross-government transformation improvements as part of building #AModernCivilService

👏Delighted to see the UK’s partnership with Republic of Fiji Navy flourishing. Yesterday’s virtual meeting and the donation of charts &📚is part of an ongoing relationship that incl. hydrographic training for Fijian Naval Officers.UK Hydrographic Office cooperation supports safe, secure and thriving oceans.

Great to see the survey team out carrying out seabed mapping off Antigua, capturing data to support the Blue Economy and safety of navigation for the Mariner UK Hydrographic Office CME Programme National Oceanography Centre Cefas @LT_in_AandB

Jane Miller OBE is aboard the MT Aruka with Minister of Public Infrastructure Hon. Juan Edghill learning from Ian Davies and the team from MARAD Guyana how 🇬🇾 seabed is being surveyed with hydrographic equipment provided by the 🇬🇧 CME Prog.

Our work in 🇯🇲 saw a close working relationship with Jamaica’s Maritime Authority. DG Peter Brady shared his thoughts on the relevance, benefits and legacy of work. Jamaica is 1 of 8 Caribbean SIDS that benefitted from the 🇬🇧 CME Programme Judith Slater UKinCaribbean 🇬🇧

Looking forward to hearing about how we need to conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development at the UN Ocean Conference this week. UK Hydrographic Office CME Programme #seabedmapping

Today RAdm Rhett Hatcher represented the UK at the #UNOceanConference in Lisbon, joined by David Parker, Ian Davies and Rhodri Baines from UKHO to promote the importance of seabed mapping and our support for international initiatives including the UN Ocean Decade

International Hydrographic Organization IHO Side Event at #UNOC2022 brings together distinguished panel highlighting the ways in which marine data ensure a more #sustainable use of ecosystems 🌎 #oceanmapping #oceandecade

Great to be at the International Hydrographic Organization IHO SEI Research side event where the importance of seabed mapping to support marine spatial planning was demonstrated by distinguished panellists. #UNOC2022 #seabedmapping #hydrospatial UK Hydrographic Office Seabed 2030

Very good #seabedmapping session at #UNOC22 - in centre is Rear Admiral Rhett Hatcher, U.K. National Hydrographer UK Hydrographic Office, flanked by James Joliffe OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives & Maxine Monsanto, #blueeconomy manager for #Belize. Seabed 2030 UN Ocean Decade International Hydrographic Organization IHO UNESCO Ocean

Secretary General of International Hydrographic Organization IHO & key Seabed 2030 supporter Dr Mathias Jonas delivering keynote in #seafloor mapping session at #UNOceanConference2022 GEBCO bathymetry UNESCO Ocean Nippon Foundation

Another informative day at #UNOC22, RAdm Rhett Hatcher joined the International Hydrographic Organization IHO panel session discussing how hydrography and #SeabedMapping contributes to marine spatial planning for sustainable management of the marine environment and knowledge of the world’s oceans. Seabed 2030

Looking forward to Seabed 2030 side event “Mapping for People and Planet” Ay #UNOC2022

A greet initiative that will help establish greater collaboration and the use of a common data standard to help us map the waters around the UK and further afield

We are currently collaborating with MARAD Guyana to survey the approaches in Georgetown. This important work is helping to maintain high-quality hydrographic data, enabling the full potential of the marine environment to be unlocked and protected. #HydrographicSurvey