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In June, we attended Posidonia 2026 in Athens, where we showcased the latest ADMIRALTY products and shared insights on the future of navigation. Visitors joined us on stand to explore Admiralty Digital Sailing Directions and Admiralty Virtual Ports, and attended our S-100 seminar and panel discussion with industry experts.

We attended Sea Japan 2026 in May, one of the largest events in the APAC maritime industry's calendar.

We hosted a series of seminars on S-100 to discuss how the new standards will enhance safety and operations. Visitors could then see S-100 in practice with demonstration areas on our stand to show the interoperability of the dynamic data layers.

At London International Shipping Week, our S-100 in focus panel discussion brought together maritime industry experts to explore how the IHO's S-100 data framework could shape the future of e-navigation.

We also shared early insights from ongoing sea trials aboard the M/V Stena Vinga, demonstrating how S-100 is moving from planning to proof of concept. Key discussions covered testing progress, training challenges, system readiness timelines, and the balance between richer data and display clarity. 

Industry experts addressed critical questions about connectivity, interoperability, and the collaboration needed as the industry prepares for the gradual transition ahead.

In March, we attended Sea Asia 2025 in Singapore, where we welcomed visitors to our stand and hosted a dedicated panel discussion exploring the future of navigation with S-100.

During the panel discussion, Dr Parry Oei, Advisor (Hydrography) at the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, joined our experts to explore how the S-100 data framework could support safer navigation, improve efficiencies and contribute to decarbonisation across the sector. 

If you missed us at the event, our recent webinar offers an in-depth look at the key topics from our Sea Asia panel discussion, providing valuable insights into what S-100 means for maritime professionals across the APAC region and worldwide.

In June, we joined the UK delegation at the UN Ocean Conference in Nice to support coordinated action on seabed mapping and ocean sustainability. The discussions centred on how seabed mapping enables the conservation and sustainable use of our ocean, contributing to the conference theme 'Our ocean, our future: united for urgent action.'

Following this, we celebrated World Hydrography Day on the 21 June by unveiling a new video highlighting how seabed mapping supports marine science, defence, environmental sustainability and the Blue Economy.

World Hydrography Day 2024 celebrated hydrography's crucial role in maritime safety, efficiency and sustainability, highlighting advancements like the new S-100 data standard.

Watch our video to learn more about hydrography, and read the full article to discover the latest advancements and innovations driving change in the sector.

Co-hosted with The Royal Society, this event brought together seabed mapping experts, including early career researchers, ocean professionals and UK Centre for Seabed Mapping (UK CSM) members to discuss the role of seabed mapping in ocean science.

The event highlighted the importance of seabed mapping in ocean science and its vital role in connecting academia, policy and industry.