Hydrographic Institute of the Republic of Croatia has published its regular, annual, official navigational publication Nautical Almanac 2022, according to the programme whose author is Prof. Petar Čumbelić, PhD...

Croatian Maritime and Inland Navigation Days, organized by the Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure, were held in Novalja, on the island of Pag, on 6 December 2021, in celebration of the feast of St. Nicholas, the patron saint of seafarers...

Centar za istraživanje mora Instituta Ruđer Bošković u Rovinju ove godine slavi 130. obljetnicu osnivanja. Tom prigodom organiziran je niz predavanja o radu Centra kao i značajkama Jadranskog...

The 28th ordinary annual Meeting of the PRIMAR Advisory Committee (PAC) (more information about PRIMAR is given below) was held from 16 to 17 November 2021. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the meeting was held as a video conference, chaired by Croatia...

The 5th Meeting of the IHO Council was held on the IHO premises in Monaco from 19 to 21 October 2021. Due to specific circumstances related to the pandemic, this meeting, like the previous one, was held by videoconference, but in a slightly modified, so-called hybrid format...

First meeting of the Hydrographic-Navigational Council in the new term was held on 13 October 2021 on the premises of the Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure. The Hydrographic-Navigational Council has a president and nine members...

To improve the hydrographic activity and to continue a long tradition of measuring wind generated surface waves in the Adriatic...

Predstavnici Ministarstva mora, prometa i infrastrukture ravnateljica Uprave za pomorstvo dr.sc. Nina Perko i načelnik Sektora za nadzor plovidbe, traganje i spašavanje i zaštitu okoliša Zdravko Seidel, posjetili su Hrvatski hidrografski institut povodom obilježavanja 215 godina kontinuirane hidrografske službe na Jadranu i 30 godina postojanja...

Under the projects ShExtreme and Stvar-Adri, led by renowned Croatian scientist Assoc. prof. Jadranka Šepić, PhD, winner of the HAZU award for scientific and artistic achievements in the area of natural sciences in 2020, the Hydrographic Institute of the Republic of Croatia actively participated in...

The Hydrographic Institute of the Republic of Croatia (HHI) has installed a directional waverider buoy in Brački Kanal, in position 43° 29.108'N, 16° 27.799'E (WGS 84 coordinate system), with a light signal (group of five yellow flashes every 20 seconds) visible 4 NM.

Invitation from the renowned Croatian scientist Dr. Jadranka Šepić, ass. prof. (Faculty of Science Split), winner of the HAZU award for scientific and artistic achievements in the area of natural sciences in 2020, to conceive and undertake educational activities on islands, was welcomed by...

The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) was established in London in 1919, being based in Monaco since 1921. The World Hydrography Day the coverage of sea areas with high-quality hydrographic data, as well as initiatives and joint projects whose results...