Join SDB Day on 27 May 2024 at CHC in Canada!
The Canadian Hydrographic Conference (CHC) will take place from 27 – 30 May 2024 in St. John’s, Newfoundland. This year’s conference motto is: “Unveiling our Blue Planet”.
On the first conference day, the 27th of May, EOMAP will host the “SDB Day”, an afternoon workshop dedicated to Satellite-Derived Bathymetry (SDB). It will include applications, such as shallow water surveying or coastal monitoring, and feature use cases in the Arctic region.
The SDB Day workshop will take place from 1:30 to 4:30 pm in Room “Bannerman 3” and highlight these topics – while considering participants’ preferences:
Technology and Innovations
đź“ŤConcepts and methods of Satellite-Derived Bathymetry (SDB)
đź“ŤWhy Physics-based processing matters
đź“ŤInnovations: Cloud processing of SDB, Shoals and safety in navigation, understanding turbidity
đź“ŤWhat does SDB offer for Arctic regions?
Applications and Use Cases
For this part, notebooks are welcome, but not mandatory.
đź“ŤDemo tour of cloud processing solutions: SDB-Online and eoapp AQUA
đź“ŤUse cases from Greenland and other Arctic regions
đź“ŤCoastal Monitoring and assessment
đź“ŤQ & A
Join coastal engineer Edward Albada and Geodata expert Kim Knauer at the workshop or visit our booth from 27 – 30 May! They will be pleased to outline, how satellite-based information on water depth, coastal changes and water quality can enhance your work.
For further questions, please get in touch with:
Edward Albada – Principal EOMAP USA – North America and Caribbean, or with
Dr. Kim Knauer – Project & Innovation Manager at EOMAP.
They both look forward to meeting you and the hydrographic community in Canada!
