Through a competitive tender process, The Finnish Transport Agency Liikennevirasto (FTA), who is responsible for Hydrography in Finland, has selected Teledyne CARIS™ to provide a new bathymetric data management system. This will be a fundamental part of FTA’s infrastructure to manage existing…
Teledyne CARIS™ is pleased to announce the release of CARIS Onboard™ 1.1. CARIS Onboard enables users to process data in near real-time resulting in minimized data conversion and processing times. Designed with autonomous operations in mind, CARIS Onboard will save valuable time as less inter…
Congratulations to the winner of the 2017 CARIS Calendar Contest, ITS Ammiraglio MAGNAGHI, Italian Navy. Their submission was fantastic high resolution bathymetry of Portovenere Channel, Ligurian Sea. The data was collected with a Kongsberg EM 3002 and processed with CARIS HIPS and SIPS&trade…
November marked the end of the CARIS World Tour 2016. Our final workshops were held in Brazil, Ireland, and China – all of which were packed with attendees. In total, the World Tour made stops on five continents, seven countries, and trained 290 people.
Each leg of the CARIS World Tour present…
We are busy gearing up for the Teledyne CARIS 16th International User Group Conference in June, 2017.
We currently have several initiatives on the go:
CARIS 2017 will feature an in-depth technical program, which will include high caliber presentations from influential industry leaders and fellow CARIS users. As a valued Teledyne CARIS client, we encourage you to submit an abstract for presentation which highlights your accomplishments and c…
Teledyne CARIS™ is pleased to announce the release of HIPS and SIPS™ 10. This release introduces exciting new capabilities for automation, efficiency, and usability through the integration of the Process Designer and the simultaneous introduction to the first commercially availabl…
Teledyne CARIS has officially launched the CARIS 2017 - 16th International User Group Conference website and is now accepting registrations.
Everything you need to know about the upcoming conference can be found here:
After 10 years at the helm of Teledyne CARIS USA, Paul Cooper will be retiring on October 14, 2016.
Paul joined CARIS from Leidos (formerly SAIC) and prior to that, enjoyed an illustrious career with the US Naval Oceanographic Office working on many international projects in the fields of Hydr…
Twenty 3rd year students of Ocean Technology from the Maritime Institute Willem Barentsz (MIWB) participated in the 4th edition of the Lake Survey. Building on last years’ experience and together with three new partners, Teledyne CARIS™ and Fugro were able to enhance the program. …
The CARIS World Tour recently held two more stops on its journey around the globe, Wellington, New Zealand and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Held at the James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor and organized in cooperation with Land Information New Zealand (LINZ), the 3-day workshop in Wellington was well …
Teledyne CARIS™ is pleased to announce that they have entered into an Enterprise Licensing Agreement with Fugro, the world’s largest integrator of geotechnical, survey, and subsea services.
This agreement will enable Fugro worldwide an on-demand access to CARIS™ software, spe…
Teledyne CARIS’ popular calendar contest is back for its 12th year in a row. Beginning this year, we have made the decision to produce a digital version of the calendar. We realize the old format has become tradition to many and we will miss it too, however we felt it was time for a new…
Teledyne CARIS™ is pleased to announce the release of Hydrographic Production Database (HPD)™ 3.2. As part of the CARIS Ping-to-Chart™ solution, HPD offers an integrated suite of products for managing data in a seamless database, providing simultaneous data compilation by mu…
Teledyne CARIS™ is pleased to announce its 16th International User Group Conference, "CARIS 2017". It will be held in Ottawa, Canada at the Sheraton Ottawa Hotel from June 19 to June 22, 2017.
This four day conference is the largest gathering of CARIS software users worldwide. Participan…
The Battle of the St. Lawrence (1942 - 1944) has become known as the Canadian theatre of World War II. During this period, German U-Boats lay waiting in the depths of the St. Lawrence River, with intent to obstruct supplies heading towards Great Britain and the Allied Forces. To an extent, th…
June 15 to 17, Teledyne CARIS' Paul Cooper and Charles de Jongh attended the General Bathymetric Chart of the Ocean (GEBCO) Forum on the Future of Ocean Mapping (FFOFM). This was a three-day international event held in the Principality of Monaco, which brought together more than 200 ocean exp…
From June 2 to 12, Teledyne CARIS' Dan Morash travelled to Yangon, Myanmar, to conduct CARIS HIPS and SIPS™ training with the Myanmar Navy.
Although the Myanmar Navy is a relatively new user of CARIS software, they have shown themselves to be experienced users of CARIS LOTS™ which …
Mike Redmayne, Teledyne CARIS Account Manager, recently visited onsite with TerraSond in Lafayette, LA, to conduct a CARIS Onboard™ trial and evaluate the benefits of near-real time processing to enhance survey productivity.
Using an ASV C-Worker 5, the unmanned surface vessel was deploy…
How does an organization overcome the problems surrounding the incorporation of potentially useful content from legacy field sheets and chart overlays into nautical chart products? Generally with old maps, there are some obvious problems to the integration of this type of information.
'Old dat…
From April 4 to 15, Dinas Hidro-Oseanografi (DISHIDROS), or the Hydro-Oceanographic Office of Indonesia, participated in up to date and focused training on the use of CARIS Bathy DataBASE™ (BDB) and advanced hydrographic production using CARIS HPD. The training sessions were attended by ten p…
May 17–19 marked the first European stop of the CARIS World Tour in Bologna, Italy. It was hosted at the National Research Institute (CNR) conference centre, along with invaluable assistance from the Institute of Marine Sciences (CNR-ISMAR) in Bologna.
The World Tour was well received wi…
In 2014, Parks Canada, together with support from key partners including Fisheries and Oceans Canada via its Canadian Hydrographic Service and Canadian Coast Guard, solved a key chapter of a longstanding maritime mystery when they discovered one of Sir John Franklin’s ships, HMS Erebus,…
On May 3, 2016 the acquisition of CARIS by Teledyne Technologies Incorporated was finalized.
By acquiring CARIS, Teledyne adds critical capabilities in geospatial software that complement its marine instrumentation and digital imaging businesses. CARIS will allow Teledyne to extend its scope b…
From April 26 to 28, CARIS commenced its World Tour of training, demonstrations, and information sessions on CARIS software at the U.S. national capital of Washington, D.C. Hosted in the city centre, CARIS users from various government and private sectors enjoyed detailed presentations, hands…
From April 27 to 29, CARIS Account Manager Juan Carballini and Team Lead Processing / TSC José Arias, travelled to Mexico to attend the 3rd Mexican Hydrographic Convention. Hosted and organized by the Mexican Navy, the conference took place at the Carmen XXI Convention Centre, in Ciuda…
Thanks to CARIS, more students of Ocean and Earth Sciences at the University of Southampton will be getting an insight into the latest technologies used for mapping the seabed.
Up to 100 undergraduate and masters students of geophysics, geology, oceanography, and marine biology will now have t…
Josh Mode and Mike Redmayne represented CARIS as part of the Opportunities NB contingent in Houston at this year’s OTC conference.
Honourable Rick Doucet, the New Brunswick Minister of Economic Development was in attendance and promoting NB based companies.
Founded in 1969, OT…
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. and Fredericton, NB, Canada – April 8, 2016 – Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY) ("Teledyne") and CARIS jointly announced today that the CARIS business and its international affiliates (collectively, "CARIS") have agreed to be acquired by a wholly-owned subsid…
CARIS is pleased to announce the release of CARIS Bathy DataBASE™ 4.2. As part of the CARIS Ping-to-Chart™ solution, Bathy DataBASE is a powerful system for the management and analysis of bathymetric surfaces and point clouds.
Highlighting the release is the first appearance of the…
BANGLADESH
From March 14 – 16, Alejandro Gerones, Accounts Manager with CARIS, attended the North Indian Ocean Hydrographic Commission (NIOHC) meeting in the port city of Chittagong, Bangladesh. Joined by our reseller, R.H. Khan (Shuvo) from Multitech, they proceeded to meet with t…
Shallow Survey, first established in 1999, is an international conference which focuses on coastal zone survey techniques. Although the conference covers various topics, considerable focus is placed on examination of the Common Dataset (CDS).
The CDS allows shallow water survey manufacturers t…
Oceanology International (Oi) 2016 was once again a very successful event. Oi is a great opportunity to connect with the global marine science and ocean technology community on a large scale.
Our CARIS team showcased the many capabilities of CARIS products to both new and existing partners ali…
Five Locations now open and Panama City, Panama just announced as a new stop for the World Tour.
Find out about the latest CARIS technology through hands-on exercises, detailed demonstrations, and information sessions.
Visit our web page at http://www.caris.com/worldtour/ to see all the tour lo…
CARIS is pleased to announce the release of HIPS and SIPS™ 9.1. This new version includes an alternative method of processing backscatter data which produces high quality mosaics and is based upon industry-recognized algorithms and techniques.
The SIPS Backscatter engine is a single add…
Darwin, Australia, is world-renowned for its rich and diverse landscapes. However, as a scientific exploration party has just found out, there is an equally diverse and previously undiscovered region of Darwin under the sea. A marine survey tasked with mapping the seabed of Darwin Harbour in …
Find out about the latest CARIS technology through hands-on exercises, detailed demonstrations, and information sessions.
Wellington, New Zealand is now open for registration. Visit our web page at www.caris.com/worldtour to see all the tour locations and register for one near you.
CARIS is pumped up for a great show at Oi this year. We will be releasing HIPS and SIPS™ 9.1 to coincide with the event. The new backscatter processing engine is one of the main features of the latest version. Be sure to stop by for a demo and discover how to dramatically improve your i…
Originally constructed in the North East of England in 1888, the SS Polwell was in use by German forces at the start of World War I. However, early in the war the vessel was captured off Gibraltar by the British Admiralty and requisitioned into service as a defensively armed merchant ship.
On …
The use of near real-time data processing software, such as CARIS Onboard™, has significant benefits in supporting hydrographic surveys for Rapid Environmental Assessment (REA). REA is a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) introduced concept, created to help quantify the environme…
Hydrographic data stakeholders are invited to get together at the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) technical committee meeting in Washington, DC on Thursday March 10th to discuss the merits of forming a "Maritime Domain Working Group". The idea for this group is to discuss interoperability be…
During the Meso American-Caribbean Sea Hydrographic Commission (MACHC) meeting, which was held in December 2015 in Antigua, staff from CARIS demonstrated the capability of conducting an unmanned hydrographic survey, processing the data and generating a nautical chart within 24 hours.
A Teledyn…
For the 2015 installment of the Lake Survey project, CARIS was pleased to join forces with Fugro Survey BV to organize a practical survey week for third year students from the Maritime Institute Willem Barentsz (MIWB). This year the location chosen to run the project was the Vlietland in Leid…
Students and instructors from the University of Washington's School of Oceanography, a member of the CARIS Academic program, are on a research vessel that is mapping the Puget Sound. Students are getting hands-on experience using the latest multibeam sonar technology to gather the data. CARIS…
As part of the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) Capacity Building Program, CARIS has recently delivered hands-on workshops for participants from the South West Atlantic Hydrographic Commission (SWAtHC) and the South-East Pacific Regional Hydrographic Commission (SEPRHC).
S-100 Wor…
Find out about the latest CARIS technology with hands-on software exercises – detailed demonstrations — information session.
Click on the World Tour icon for more information and register for our detailed updates.
Egypt has undertaken a major expansion of the Suez Canal, which resulted in a deepening of the main waterway as well as a parallel 35km (22 mile) channel. This is the most advanced expansion of the canal since its opening in 1869. The undertaking cost $8 billion. The works involved 12 months …
The votes are in and the winners of the CARIS calendar contest have been selected. Congratulations to all of the winners. The winning images will be included in the upcoming 2016 CARIS calendar and featured on the CARIS website.
Congratulations to Fabio Sacchetti from Marine Institute Galway w…
Through a competitive tender process The Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA) has chosen CARIS Hydrographic Production Database (HPD) as the new system to meet the Hydrographic Office's current and future requirements.
With HPD the Hydrographic Office will have the latest and most efficient s…
CARIS was proud to be a sponsor of the Lest We Forget ~ N'oublions jamais 2015 Remembrance Day tribute dinner held in Moncton, New Brunswick. The focus of this event was to raise awareness of the contributions and sacrifices made by local men and women in uniform. The donation from CARIS help…
