Sentence examples for hydrographic work from inspiring English sources

Some coordinated hydrographic work was done by the Russians in the Barents Sea from 1898 to 1908, in the Kara Sea from 1894 to 1904, and east of Cape Chelyuskin from 1910 to 1915.

The resupply and science work began as soon as we arrived at midnight – the Australian Navy vessel Wyatt Earp was lowered into the water to carry out hydrographic work; five loads of cargo went ashore on a barge that also returned four loads destined for Australia.

It was at this time that he began the hydrographic work that would mark the remainder of his naval career.

Lee Waghorn is a hydrographic surveyor working for submarine cable consultancy Pelagian.

Studies of the oceanography, geology, and sedimentology of the seafloor were made in the 1950s and '60s by American and British scientists working from naval hydrographic vessels and by oil company research scientists; later this work was continued by German and American research expeditions, and some studies were made in the northern gulf by the Kuwait Institute of Scientific Research.

The adoption of an approach to watershed level and the monitoring of the effects of existing works on the hydrographic network can help minimize the environmental impact of these works, thus improving the design and conversion criteria.

This flood has a Facebook page, with photos of the work being done, hydrographic readings and the back and forth of a community at full alert.

Suffolk County councillor Bill Mountford, who has worked in the hydrographic survey industry for 20 years, has been selected as the United Kingdom Independence Party candidate.

They show the shape of land and record elevations above sea level, lakes, streams and other hydrographic features, and roads and other works of man.

The two-dimensional data used in this work were obtained from the Hydrographic Office of the Nigerian Navy (HONN) in Apapa, Lagos State [14].

This work studied the current state of hydrographic and hydrological networks in a selected area and the distribution of water flow entering the estuary through the various ducts.