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Notes

No. 28 (2022)

Hydrospatial Update and Progress in the Definition of this Term

  • Denis Hains
  • Lars Schiller
  • Rafael Ponce
  • Michael Bergmann
  • Hayley C. Cawthra
  • Karen Cove
  • Paola Echeverry
  • Latia Gaunavou
  • Seong-Pil Kim
  • Ana Carolina Lavagnino
  • John Maschke
  • Maria Emanuela Mihailov
  • Victoria Obura
  • Parry Oei
  • Pearlyn Y. Pang
  • Geetha P. N. Plackal
  • Shereen L. Sharma
Soumise
février 24, 2023
Publié-e
2022-11-30

Résumé

The term hydrospatial first emerged in the early 2000’s in the UK. Since February 2020, the term hydrospatial has been reenergized, promoted and mentioned in many fora such as: International Hydrographic Conferences virtual and in person; and in international publications including the International Hydrographic Review (IHR) in its six last volumes. This note is intended to provide an update on where this term stands with respect to its usage, endorsement and meaning.