Guillaume Labbe-Morissette is the leader of the research and development team at CIDCO. Holding degrees in mathematics from the University of Montreal and in software engineering from the University of Quebec at Montreal, he brings over 15 years of experience in managing and developing software solutions focused on operational research in the medical, logistics, manufacturing, commercial, and scientific sectors.
Alain St-Pierre is captain of the hydrographic vessel F.J. Saucier
An engineer by training, Mohamed-Ali Chouaer holds a master's degree in Geomatics from Laval University and serves as a marine geomatics specialist at CIDCO. With extensive experience in using GNSS positioning technologies for wave and tide measurement, as well as in characterizing marine habitats from bathymetric data (multibeam, LiDAR, SDB, etc.), he is the leader of the hydrography team at CIDCO.
With over twenty years of experience in international leadership positions, particularly in Latin America and Africa, Mr. Laflamme has held the position of General Manager at CIDCO since 2008.
His leadership brings a strategic vision and a commitment to innovation and sustainable development. Under his direction, CIDCO has established itself as a global leader in the field of hydrography and ocean mapping.
Ghislain Chouinard holds an M. Sc. from Mount Allison University and a B. Sc. (Biology) from the Université de Moncton. He was a vice chair of the Advisory Committee (ACOM) at the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea from 2016 to 2021.
Denis Hains is the Founder and CEO of the company H2i; he is Affiliate Research Scientist with the Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping of the University of New Hampshire (UNH-CCOM); He is the United States and Canada Hydroghraphic Commission representative on the International Hydrographic Review (IHR) Editorial Board, of the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO); he is member of the Strategic Advisory Group of “The Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project”; he is an External Advisor of “The Nippon Foundation, Ocean Frontier Mapping Committee”; and he is also me
This year, CIDCO has trained 6 new students in its course in hydrography category B. This online training of 8 months followed by 7 weeks of field project allows participants to obtain certification as a class B hydrographer recognized by the IHO.
Opening of VECTOR 2019. Joint event organized by CIDCO, Center de géomatique du Québec and Quebec Marine Technopole
VECTOR is a unique opportunity for stakeholders in geomatics and hydrography to exchange and collaboratein various spheres of activity. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in a wide variety of conferences and activities. More information: https://www.colloquevecteur.com/en/
A collaborative bathymetry project (Crowd-sourcing) in Arviat, Nunavut, using HydroBall. This project is initiated by the Aqqiumavvik society with the collaboration of CIDCO and the Canadian Hydrographic Service.
This international summer school provides participants with a unique multi disciplinary training experience, involving close interaction with high-level scientists, professional and stakeholders from the hydrographic and maritime fields in a cutting-edge technological context. Participants will have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge and develop their competencies through field experiments aboard hydrographic vessels equipped with various sensors.