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Most cited papers from International Hydrographic Organization

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What are the most cited papers from International Hydrographic Organization?

The most cited paper from International Hydrographic Organization is "Global Bathymetry and Elevation Data at 30 Arc Seconds Resolution: SRTM30_PLUS" (Joseph J. Becker, David T. Sandwell, Walter H. F. Smith et al., 2009), with 1,607 citations. Next come "General bathymetric chart of the oceans (GEBCO)" (229) and "An initial formal model for spatial data infrastructures" (90).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Global Bathymetry and Elevation Data at 30 Arc Seconds Resolution: SRTM30_PLUS Joseph J. Becker, David T. Sandwell, Walter H. F. Smith et al. · Marine Geodesy 4 Nov 2009 1,607
2 General bathymetric chart of the oceans (GEBCO) Deepa Kapoor · Marine Geodesy 1981 229
3 An initial formal model for spatial data infrastructures Jan Hjelmager, Harold Moellering, Antony K Cooper et al. · International Journal of Geographical Information Systems 28 Oct 2008 90
4 Citizen-Science for the Future: Advisory Case Studies From Around the Globe Christina Simoniello, Jennifer Jencks, Federico M. Lauro et al. · Frontiers in Marine Science Open access 7 May 2019 26
5 IHO S-100: The New Hydrographic Geospatial Standard for Marine Data and Information Robert Ward, Lee Alexander, Barrie Greenslade · University of New Hampshire Scholars Repository (University of New Hampshire at Manchester) Open access 2009 26
6 International hydrographic survey standards Gerald B. Mills · The International Hydrographic Review Open access 19 Apr 2023 25
7 A spatial data infrastructure model from the computational viewpoint Antony K Cooper, Harold Moellering, Jan Hjelmager et al. · International Journal of Geographical Information Systems 20 Nov 2012 23
8 Atlas of the oceans—Pacific Ocean G. S. Ritchie · Deep Sea Research and Oceanographic Abstracts Sep 1976 19
9 Development of IHO S-100 – The new IHO geospatial standard for hydrographic data Lee Alexander, Michael Brown, Barrie Greenslade et al. · The International Hydrographic Review Open access 21 Apr 2023 13
10 Development of a European Combined Geodetic Network (ECGN) Johannes Ihde, T. F. Baker, Carine Bruyninx et al. · Journal of Geodynamics Nov 2005 9
11 ON SEA LEVEL ALONG THE BRAZILIAN COAST Afrânio Rubens de Mesquita, Alberto dos Santos Franco, Joseph Harari et al. · Brazilian Journal of Geophysics Open access Dec 2013 6
12 Future and Development of the European Combined Geodetic Network ECGN Markku Poutanen, Johannes Ihde, Carine Bruyninx et al. · International Association of Geodesy symposia Book chapter 6 Oct 2013 5
13 The delimitation of exclusive economic zones Deepa Kapoor · Maritime Policy & Management Jul 1977 4
14 The Role of Geospatial Information Standards for Sustainable Development Denise McKenzie, Mathias Jonas, Serena Coetzee et al. Book chapterOpen access 5 Aug 2019 3
15 New horizons for hydrography Mathias Jonas · The International Hydrographic Review Open access 27 Apr 2023 2
16 Report concerning the preparation of the Third Edition of the General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans Henri Bencker · The International Hydrographic Review 1953 2
17 A Worldwide Database for Digital Nautical Charts Adam J. Kerr · Journal of Navigation May 1995 2
18 Future Edition of IHO S-57 (4.0) Lee Alexander, Michael Brown, Barrie Greenslade et al. · University of New Hampshire Scholars Repository (University of New Hampshire at Manchester) Open access Apr 2005 2
19 Overview of the IHO–Nippon Foundation GEOMAC project and its evolution over 15 years Masanao Sumiyoshi, Kaori Matsumoto, Leonel Manteigas et al. · The International Hydrographic Review Open access Nov 2024 1
20 Hydrography: From Marine Data to Information Nicola Marco Pizzeghello, Luigi Sinapi · Springer series in measurement science and technology Book chapter 2022 1
21 Navigation and Society G. S. Ritchie · Journal of Navigation 1980 1
22 Integrated Mapping of the Seafloor Applied to Different Environments with Innovative Technologies: The Case Study of Molloy Hole (Arctic Ocean) Roberta Ivaldi, Geraldine Palacios Torres, Maurizio Demarte et al. · NATO science for peace and security series. D, Information and communication security Book chapter 20 Sep 2024 0
23 Studi Kartografi Marine Protected Area (MPA) di Pulau Sangiang Menggunakan Model Marine Information Overlay (MIO) Ida Rusdiana, Dyan Primana Sobarudin, M Qisthi Amarona et al. · Jurnal Chart Datum Open access 12 Jul 2020 0
24 Technological Advances and the Sea Surveyor Rear Admiral G. S. Ritchie · GEOMATICA Dec 1973 0
25 The Evolution of Photogrammetric Instruments Henri Bencker · The International Hydrographic Review 1952 0
26 Descripción del proyecto carta batimétrica de las aguas económicas exclusivas de Colombia en la zona de San Andrés, Providencia y los Cayos Juan Manuel Soltau Ospina, Jesús Josue Díaz Prieto, Consuelo Molina Márquez · Boletín Científico CIOH Open access 1993 0
27 Report by the President of the Directing Committee 1977-1982 G. S. Ritchie · The International Hydrographic Review 13 Jul 2015 0
28 The Duke of Edinburgh Lecture: International Hydrography David B Haslam · Journal of Navigation May 1993 0
29 National Hydrographic Offices' contribution to increased safety and improved environment at sea Christian Andreasen · Marine Pollution Bulletin 1994 0
30 Generalization of Y-parallax differential formula A. Dos Santos Franco · Photogrammetria May 1968 0
31 Hydrographic Surveying and the EEZ Anthony H. Cooper · Australian Surveyor Jun 1979 0
32 Developing International Specifications for Future Nautical Charts – Possibilities and Pitfalls Adam J. Kerr · Journal of Navigation May 1996 0
33 Address of the president of the international hydrographic Bureau F. L. Fraser · Ocean Dynamics Nov 1986 0
34 Shallow-Survey 2005 - 4th International Conference, Plymouth, Devon, UK from 12-15 September 2005 Alexandras Maratos · The International Hydrographic Review 12 Dec 2005 0

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