Record-setting wave measured in the Adriatic 11/12/2019 9:25:00 PM On 12 November 2019 at 16 h, Hydrographic Institute of the Republic of Croatia measured a record-setting wave in the Adriatic. This wave was recorded in the sea area of Dubrovnik near Sv. Andrija islet. Maximum wave height was Hmax =10.87 m, with significant wave height Hs = 4.75 m (sea state 6) and period T = 10 s. The wave arrived from direction Dirp = 167.1°. podijeli: Facebook Twitter
11/13/2025 HHI representatives at 32nd PRIMAR Advisory Committee Meeting The 32nd PRIMAR Advisory Committee (PAC) Meeting was held in Gdansk, Poland, from 4 to 6 November 2025. In addition to PRIMAR, this annual meeting gathered representatives from more than 20 hydrographic offices as well as the Director... read more HHI representatives at 32nd PRIMAR Advisory Committee Meeting
10/28/2025 Agreement on expert and technical cooperation signed between the Hydrographic Institute and Air, Maritime, and Railway Traffic Accidents Investigation Agency On 22 October 2025, The Hydrographic Institute and Air, Maritime, and Railway Traffic Accidents Investigation Agency concluded the Agreement on expert and technical cooperation at the Agency’s premises... read more Agreement on expert and technical cooperation signed between the Hydrographic Institute and Air, Maritime, and Railway Traffic Accidents Investigation Agency
10/24/2025 Visit by students of the Split Nautical High School On 24 October 2025, the Hydrographic Institute (HHI) welcomed 2nd grade students of the Split Nautical High School, nautical studies, accompanied by Professor Marijana De Marchi and Professor Drago Mimica... read more Visit by students of the Split Nautical High School