3rd Annual Brisbane High Accuracy Multibeam Training Course November 17-21 2014, Port of Brisbane Queensland

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Acoustic Imaging’s 3rd Annual High Accuracy Multibeam Training Course was once again hosted by Port of Brisbane at their state-of-the-art passive green facilities with sweeping ocean and river views from Nov 17 – 21, 2014. Participants converged on the port from around the country and across government, defence, private and academic sectors. Professions represented included hydrographic surveyors, GIS specialists, marine geologists and geophysicists. This year the course took a theme driven approach to hydrography and judging by comments made, questions posed and discussion generated by participants and instructors alike a successful forum for dissemination of knowledge among professions was created.

Giles Stimson, Port of Brisbane Hydrographic Surveys Manager, stated: “I think it is great having delegates from a variety of fields and backgrounds attending the course. Such participation makes the discussions interesting and widens the knowledge base outside pure hydrography. We all appreciate the time, energy and commitment Acoustic Imaging provide to the profession, and look forward to hosting the event next year.”Particular thanks to:

  • All attendees for their engaging questions during the day and their sociability during the evening.
  • Giles Stimson, Manager of Hydrographic Surveys Port of Brisbane for setting a new benchmark in training facilities, live survey vessel feed, catering and clock-work organisation.
  • Jacob Van Oostrom, Director R2C Pte Singapore for providing sponsorship and entertainment at the Monday Ice-Breaker.
  • Richard Hill, of QPS BV Netherlands for flying out from Europe to lend his considerable understanding and insight of all things QINSy to the week and sponsoring drinks and discussion on behalf of QPS BV Tuesday at the Yacht Club.
  • Sima Hazrati for having the foresight to frame some beautiful photos during the event.
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