The International Hydrographic Organization is a group that helps countries work together to create safe and accurate maps of the oceans and seas.
Overview
Purpose And Goals
Publications And Resources
Member States And Membership
Capacity Building Initiatives
Impact On Maritime Navigation
Future Challenges And Opportunities
Hydrographic Standards And Guidelines
Research And Innovation In Hydrography
Collaborations With Other Organizations
History Of The International Hydrographic Organization
International Maritime Organization
Climate Change
United States
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Navigation
Technology
Innovation
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๐ The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) helps countries create accurate maps of the seas.
๐ Founded in 1921, the IHO started with 20 countries working together.
๐ฒ๐จ The IHO's headquarters is located in Monaco, a tiny country in Europe!
๐ Now, more than 90 countries are members of the IHO.
๐ณ๏ธ The IHO improves ocean maps for safer travel and trade for ships.
๐ The IHO provides guidelines for hydrographers to collect ocean data.
๐ New technologies, like satellites and underwater robots, help improve maps!
๐ The IHO teaches countries how to improve their mapping skills through workshops.
๐ค The IHO collaborates with other organizations to protect oceans and support safe shipping.
โ Thanks to the IHO, maritime navigation is safer than ever!