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Singapore and the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO)[1] have launched the Joint IHO-Singapore Innovation and Technology Laboratory today. The Laboratory seeks to optimise the resources of IHO Member States to harness and…

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First Global Hydrographic Innovation And Technology Laboratory Established In Singapore

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