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SDB Day 2022 - Recordings available!

SDB Day 2022, the international conference on Satellite-Derived Bathymetry (SDB), took place

on October 4th, 2022
at the lakeside of Ammersee in Germany.

The 4th edition of SDB Day was embedded in the WATER DAYS, a technology and user conference. It focused on satellite-derived information on coastal AND inland waters.

Please click on the image or link above to learn more about the event’s programme, the speakers and to access the recordings and/or presentations .

The SDB Day 2021 was a great success!

Both virtual conferences have been recorded. Full videos and speakers’ presentations are available here.

The SDB Day, an international Satellite-Derived Bathymetry Technology and User Forum, is hosted by EOMAP/ EOMAP Australia and took place in 2018 and 2019.

In 2021, due to the pandemic, it was held as two virtual conferences on

27th of January 2021: Americas, Caribbean, Europe and
10th of February 2021: Asia and Oceania

Keynote Speakers for the SDB Day 2021 included Commander Chris Waterson of the Royal Australian Navy and Captain Yanuar of Pushidrosal, Indonesia.

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Satellite-Derived Bathymetry (SDB) has experienced accelerating uptake in recent years, with users from industry, government and academia using this cost-effective and reliable method for multi-disciplinary hydrographic seabed mapping projects, hydrodynamic modelling, reconnaissance surveys and environmental campaigns across the globe.

As SDB is now being considered as an established survey technology, it is increasingly important that both users and providers worldwide have a venue for meeting as well as exchanging information on current and future capabilities or requirements.

The inaugural SDB Day 2018 took place in the Lake District of Bavaria, Germany, and offered a unique opportunity for users and providers to discuss capabilities, data integration, requirements and quality standards.

SDB Day 2019 was organised and co-sponsored by EOMAP and EOMAP Australia, leading provider of SDB and coastal mapping services, and took place at the Mantra Hotel on the Sunshine Coast’s Mooloolaba Beach in Australia.