SeaZone launch latest version of marine data management software at Oceanology International 2010

Hampshire, UK, 18 January 2010 - Oceanology International '10 (ExCel, London, UK, 9 - 11 March 2010) will see the release of the latest version of SeaZone GeoTemporal Editor, an innovative software solution to improve and simplify the management, analysis and presentation of geographic and environmental data where time is an important component.

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SeaZone helping Local Government with their Geographic Information Needs in response to the Marine and Coastal Access Act.

Hampshire, UK, 11 January 2010 - SeaZone has published the results of market research undertaken with Local Government Authorities in Wales last year. The research has enabled a deeper understanding of Local Government's existing and future roles in the coastal zone and marine environment.

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New High Resolution Bathymetry Model of the English Channel

Hampshire, UK, 04 January 2010 - SeaZone took a major step forward in December 2009 towards its aim to create a high resolution and accurate bathymetry model of the UK Continental Shelf by completing the first phase of its Bathymetry Improvement Programme for the northern English Channel between South Foreland and Land's End.

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SeaZone Customer Service Given Thumbs Up!

Hampshire, UK, 30 November - SeaZone continues to provide responsive customer service and high standards of support as confirmed by the results of the latest SeaZone Customer Service Survey undertaken last month. The survey revealed that over 90% of respondents were satisfied or very satisfied with their overall experiences, with a similar numbers reporting that the service they received met or exceeded their expectations.

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SeaZone Gets Behind Campaign to Protect UK Seas

Hampshire, UK, 10 November 2009 - SeaZone is backing a major campaign to establish Marine Protected Areas around the UK. The specialist in marine information and mapping has donated highly detailed coastal maps of the UK to the Marine Conservation Society - a charity dedicated to protecting the seas, shores and wildlife. The SeaZone Chartered Raster maps will be used to build an interactive website promoting marine reserves at the local, regional and national level, encouraging the general public to votes for sites they believe need protection.

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