Jennifer Dijkstra, a CCOM research assistant professor, is studying how invasive species of seawood are changing the ocean floor and affecting the marine food chain.  

The R/V Gulf Surveyor is featured in the most recent issue of SPARK, UNH’s annual research review.

Co-director Andy Armstrong presented a new nautical cartography certification program at the 40th meeting of the IBSC in Willington, New Zealand.

The GEBCO-NF team is one of 21 semi-finalists to advance to Round 1 of the Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE competition! Their proposed two-system AUV-USV will autonomously map the seafloor for longer time periods and over transocean ranges in a wide variety of ocean environments leading to safer, more cost-effective, and more efficient seafloor mapping operations.

Explorers are mapping the unknown and unseen in our world using new technology.

CCOM director Larry Mayer will be a keynote speaker at the 2017 International LiDAR Mapping Forum (ILMF), to be held Feb. 13-15 in Denver.

CCOM affiliate professor Martin Jakobssen answers five questions about GEBCO.

The crew of the U.S.Coast Guard Cutter Healy makes Arctic mapping possible.

The Economist reports on how GEBCO and other researchers, including CCOM director Larry Mayer, plan to map the ocean floor by 2030.

A new federal contract, worth up to $6.5 million, will help researchers like Jennifer Miksis-Olds research the ocean environment with state-of-the-art underwater acoustic technology.

Top oceanographers, including CCOM Director Larry Mayer, on mapping the planet's seafloor by 2030.