THE INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC ORGANISATION

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1 THE INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC ORGANISATION

2 EM 3002 I QINSy EM the universal solution EM 3002 is your universal shallow water mapping system for the future: accurate bathymetric surveys with the highest resolution available seabed characterisation through acoustic imaging of the seabed mapping of biomass and other objects in the water column EM 3002 is a 300kHz multi beam echo sounder/sonar with: 254 I 508 soundings per ping dynamically focused beams high resolution beam processing all beams stabilized for roll and pitch

3 Vol. 5 N o. 2 (New Series) Aug ust 2004 THE INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC REVIEW SPONSORED BY THE INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC ORGANISATION Published by: GITC bv, P.O Box 112, 8530 AC Lemmer, The Netherlands Tel. : +31 (5 14) , Fax: +3 1 {514) E-mai l: mai lbox@gitc.nl, Web-site: 1

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5 INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC REVIEW VOL. 5 No. 2 (NEW SERIES} AUGUST 2004 Editorial By Adam j. Kerr, Editor 5 Articles L.F. Marsigli ( ): Early Contribulions to Marine Science and Hydrography By Anita McConnell, London, UK 6 Verification of the Z-Component in lhe RTK Survey of Drogden Channel By j0rgen Eeg, Royal Danish Administration of Navigation and Hydrography, Denmark 16 Investigations for Ergonomic Presentation of AIS Symbols on ECDIS By Florian Motz and Heino Widdel, FGAN Research Institute for Communication, Information Processing, and Ergonomics, Germany; Parry Oei, Maritime and Port Authority, Singapore; Scott MacKinnon, Memorial University, St. John's, Canada; and Lee Alexander, Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping, University of New Hampshire, USA 26 Consumer Perceived Economic Value of Electronic Charts By Ju-Chin Huang, University of New Hampshire, USA 37 Survey Plan Improvement by Detecting Sea Floor Dynamics in Archived Echo Sounder Surveys By Leendert L. Dorst, Hydrographic Service of the Royal Netherlands Navy, The Netherlands and Water Engineering and Management, University of Twente, The Netherlands 49 Performance of GPS and Low-cost INS Integration in Marine Surveying By Christopher Hide, Terry Moore and Martin Smith, Institute of Engineering Surveying and Space Geodesy, University of Nottingham, UK 64 Notes History of the Argentinian Naval Hydrographic Service ( ) Marking Its 125th Anniversary By Servicio de Hidrografia Naval Argentine, Argentina 77 Optimum Trigonometric Ellipsoidal Height, Direct and Inverse By U. Caporaso, Universita Federico II - Facolta di Ingegneria; L. Sin a pi, Nave Aliseo, Marina Militare Italiana; and A. Vassallo, Istituto Idrografico della Marina, Passo dell'osservatorio, Italy 82 Book Reviews Changing Sea Levels Effects of Tides, Weather and Climate By David Pugh, published by Cambridge University Press, The Edinburgh Building, Shaftesbury Road, Cambridge CB2 2R U, UK, hardcopy ISBN : (US$ ) and paperback ISBN: (US$ 50.00) 93 Charting Northern Waters Essays for the Centenary of the Canadian Hydrographic Service Edited by William Glover, published by MeGill-Queen's University Press, Contents 3

6 INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC REVIEW VoL 5 No. 2 (NEw SERIES) AUGUST 2004 The International Hydrographic Review Publishing Company : GITC bv President : lng. Johan Boesjes Publication Director : Drs. lng. Floris Siteur Editor-in-Chief : Ad am J. Kerr Editorial Board Editorial Manager Account Manager Circulation Manager : Lee Alexander : Michae l Casey : Captain Hugo Gorziglia (International Hydrographic Organisation) : Horst Hecht : Sean Hinds : Robert Ward : AliiHte Miedema (aliette.miedema@gitc.nl) : Victor van Essen (victor.van.essen@gitc.nl) : Jeroen Zaagemans Ueroen.zaagemans@gitc.nl) Instructions for Contributors The International Hydrographic Review is an international journal published three times a year by GITC bv. It is sponsored by the International Hydrographic Organisation. It contains original papers concerning all aspects of hydrography and associated subjects. All articles are subjected to peer review and are expected t o be 4,000 to 6,000 words long, although longer articles may be considered. It also provides a medium for discussions in the form of shorter Notes, that are typically 1,500 to 2,000 words in length. Information on the layout of articles and the form of illustrations and references may be obtained by requesting 'Instructions to Authors ' from the Editor. They are also published in the first issue of each year. Submissions should be send to: Mr Adam Kerr or Aliette Miedema Flagstaff Cottage GITC bv Lam orna P.O. Box 112 Penzance Cornwall TR19 6XQ UNITED KINGDOM Tel. : +44 (0) Fax.: +44 (0) Adam.J. Kerr@btopenworld.com 8530 AC Lemmer THE NETHERLANDS Tel.: +31 (514) Fax: +31 (514) aliette.miedema@gitc.nl 4 Inform ation on the Layout of Articles and the form of illustrations and references may be obtained by requesting ' Instructions for Authors '. These are published in the first issue of each year and may be obtained by cont acting the Editor. Reprints Reprints of all articles (including articles publ ished in earlier issues) can be ordered. more information, please contact Aliette Miedema at GITC. Copyright Any permission needed to incorporate material published elsewhere is the responsibility of the authors and it will be assumed that such permi ssion has been maintained. The publisher is not responsible for statements made in the articles or advertisements nor is responsible for typing or converting errors. No material may be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission of GITC bv. For Subscription Information The Journal is published three times a year by GITC bv and can be obtained regularly by subscription. Please find below the subscription rates: Europe All other countries 1 year Individual US$ year Library US$ Should you wish to take out a subscription then please contact our Circulation Manager.