Oceanwise Hosts Hydrography Workshop in Lagos

SMI member, Oceanwise, is organising a comprehensive 2-day workshop, "Charting Water: Harnessing Environmental Data for Hydrography," scheduled to take place on the 19th-20th February 2024 at the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel in Lagos, Nigeria.

Designed for professionals with an interest in Hydrography within the West African region, this workshop promises to provide practical knowledge, guidance, and best practices. The event will feature a mix of presentations, round table discussions, and training sessions, offering attendees valuable insights into the latest developments, technologies, and methodologies in hydrography.

Targeting individuals from diverse industries including Ports, Harbours, Inland Waterways, Oil and Gas, Education, Navy, Maritime Authorities, and Research and Development, the workshop creates a friendly and interactive environment. It serves as a platform for networking with fellow professionals and collaborating on real-world case studies, fostering a community of learning.

The expert speakers lined up for the workshop will guide participants in understanding the significance of accurate marine environmental monitoring data. This knowledge is instrumental in supporting marine operations and national infrastructure, making it a must-attend event for those looking to deepen their understanding of hydrography in the West African context.

Attendees will not only gain practical knowledge and insights from industry experts but will also have the opportunity to share their experiences. The workshop aims to facilitate knowledge exchange, providing a space for professionals to learn from one another and collaborate on challenges faced in their respective fields.

To further highlight the value of participation, attendees will receive a certification of completion on the second day, acknowledging their commitment to advancing their expertise in hydrography. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to expand your knowledge base, connect with industry peers, and contribute to the growth of hydrography in West Africa.

Find out more and register for the workshop here