Channel Condition Reporting with eHydro

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY BRIEF

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ navigation mission is to provide safe, reliable, efficient, and environmentally sustainable waterborne transportation systems (channels, harbors, and waterways) for movement of commerce, national security, and recreation.  The mission of the Galveston District Navigation Branch is to manage federal Navigation Projects along the Texas coastal region. The Galveston district hydrographic survey webpage provides the latest hydrographic survey products and raw survey data for download.

SURVEY MAPS

The information depicted on these survey maps represent the results of surveys made on the dates indicated and can only be considered as indicating the general conditions existing at that time. These conditions are subject to rapid change due to shoaling events. A prudent mariner should not rely exclusively on the information required here. Required by 33 CFR 209.325


EHYDRO

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers developed eHydro to provide  enterprise performance-based analyses  and budgeting for coastal navigation channels through geospatial data to be used for, uniform method  of data dissemination and comparison of latest conditions on coastal navigation channels. The Galveston district processes and reports channel condition data through the eHydro reporting  process for all high and moderate commercial use channels, followed by low use channels. 

For more information download the Galveston District eHydro Infographic

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Hydrographic Surveys

Hydrographic Survey Dashboard

The WMS Hydrographic Survey Dashboard leverages the National Channel Framework (NCF), and the eHydro enterprise feature service to allow users to access the districts entire catalog of hydrographic surveys.  Additionally, the dashboard is utilized as an emergency management tool for communicating navigation restoration and recovery information with with the Gulf Coast Inland Waterways Joint Hurricane Team (JHT).