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New technology allows scientists to map beaches without getting their feet wet

LIVERPOOL — Mapping beaches and sandbanks will no longer require scientists and agency officials to enter ocean waters thanks to new mapping technology created by the National Oceanography Centre (NOC)

Parimal M. Rohit October 11, 2016

Marlan Maritime Technologies

New technology allows scientists to map beaches without getting their feet wet

News Briefs

The Southern California Yachting Association: A Century of Service to Boaters

How the American Flag Earned Its Moniker, “Old Glory”

The Spark of Tradition vs. The Tide of Conservation: Fourth of July Fireworks Under Threat

Displaying “Old Glory” in All its Glory:

Don’t Fall for an Illegal Charter: Coast Guard Cracks Down, Educates Public

South Coast Fish Report Provided by Captain Brian Woolley of Dana Wharf Sportfishing

Catalina Island Teams Up with Sanpellegrino to Offer “Taste of Italy in California” Escape

Tech Tip: Autopilots and Windvane Self-Steering

Boating Apps Part 1: How Navigation Tools Like Argo Are Guiding SoCal Boaters Toward Safer, Smarter Voyages

Marine Group Boat Works Leads the Charge Toward Zero-Emission Maritime Solutions

Navigating the Fourth: A Boater’s Guide to Safety, Etiquette, and Celebration With Help from California State Parks

Charting a Course for Celebration: The Log’s 2025 Fourth of July Coastline Guide

Sea Tow Foundation Launches National Research Effort to Improve Boating Safety Communication

Fort Worth Battle Flag Soars Above Avalon Casino

SCYA’s 2025 US Sailing Safety at Sea Course Offers Vital Training for All Boaters