HafenCity University / University Hannover / Technical University / Port Authority / Hamburg Harbour / CONTACTS HafenCity University / University of Hannover / University of Arts / University of Washington / Bundeswehr University / Alfred Wegener Institute / University of Applied Sciences / Hamburg University of Applied Sciences / THE NORTHERN INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED HYDROGRAPHICS GMBH / / /
IndustryTerm
operated equipment / geomatik@ hcu-hamburg.de Web site / satellite geodesy / software packages / survey equipment / coastal zone management / marine applications / systems / hydrographic services / research / sonar systems / /
OperatingSystem
POSEIDON / /
Organization
University of Washington in Seattle / Hamburg University of Applied Sciences / International Hydrographic Organization / International Federation of Surveyors / Bundeswehr University / Munich / IMU Inertial Measurement Unit / Water and Shipping Authority / Technical University / University of Hannover / Hamburg Port Authority / HafenCity University Hamburg / Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency of Germany / German Hydrographic Society / Government of the Federal State of Lower Saxonia / HafenCity University / Hamburg Department of Geomatics Hebebrandstr.1 / Alfred Wegener Institute / International Advisory Board IAB / European Union / International Advisory Board / University of Arts / /
Person
Delf Egge / Volker Böder / Peter Bruns / Peter Andree / Harald Sternberg / / /
Position
scientific director / head of the Hydrographic Department / president / senior lecturer / senior lecturer in engineering / Professor of Civil Engineering / vice-president and president / research associate / RESON Sound Velocity Probe SVP / Chairman of the Department / professor / Professor of Hydrography / Private / Vice Chairman of the Department and member / Senior Scientific Advisor of the Hydrographic Department / /
New Developments for the Professional Education in Hydrography at HafenCity University Hamburg (HCU) Peter Andree, Volker Böder, Peter Bruns, Delf Egge and Harald Sternberg, Germany Abstract. For twenty years the seap