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One of the artificial harbours that played a pivotal role in supplying the Allied forces who landed on D-day is to be surveyed using the latest hydrography software and survey techniques.

Vancouver, Canada will provide the backdrop to the 14th International CARIS User Conference taking place from June 25th to 28th, 2012. Canada’s “Gateway to the Pacific” will offer a friendly welcome to CARIS’ international user community.

The International Hydrographic Organization and the Meso American and Caribbean Sea Hydrographic Commission (MACHC) recently executed an Introduction to Hydrographic Surveying and Nautical Cartography training course in St. John’s, Antigua.

CARIS has launched a new module as part of the release of Bathy DataBASE 3.2. The Engineering Analysis Module caters to the requirements of the dredging industry, port and waterway authorities, as well as other engineering operations.

CARIS’ Bathy DataBASE (BDB) software has provided the last link of a 25 year project enabling the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) to implement their Hydrographic Information Network.

Having a seamount named after you is a rare distinction, and CARIS employee Dan Donnell has received this honour.

CARIS, the world’s leading marine GIS organization, has scooped the flagship award at the 2011 New Brunswick Export Achievements Awards held on May 26, 2011.

CARIS, the world’s leading marine GIS organization, has today released a 64-bit version of its comprehensive hydrographic processing software HIPS and SIPS.

CARIS, with its latest Bathy DataBASE 3.1 software release, continues to solve the demands for robust and scalable data management for the storage and analysis of ever-expanding volumes of sonar and LiDAR data.