Oxfordshire, UK, 3rd October 2011 – SeaZone maintains a constant dialogue with its customers and many have asked if administration and data preparation fees can be removed for Charted Raster. We have now done just that! From October 1st 2011 there will be no administration or data preparation fees for Charted Raster orders anywhere in the world. Single purchases can now be made for as little as £35, excluding V.A.T.
As for SeaZone data coverage, this is being substantially extended throughout the world and in particular across the North Sea, with data now being available for Germany, Denmark, The Netherlands and Norway.
You may view the SeaZone website http://www.seazone.com/dataAvailability.php to see our product coverage maps and to request a quotation.
CONTACT:
For further information please contact Simon James, Sales Manager, SeaZone Solutions Ltd. Tel: +44 (0) 870 013 0607. Email: s.james@seazone.com
About SeaZone: http://www.seazone.com
SeaZone is a world leader in the field of marine geographic information solutions, including its innovative data products; SeaZone HydroSpatial; the first ‘off the shelf’ authoritative digital marine map, and SeaZone TruDepth Grids; one seamless layer of best available UK bathymetry.
Over 850 organisations across the oil and gas, renewable energy, conservation and public sectors use SeaZone data, software and services to help support decision making in the marine environment and coastal zone.
The company, SeaZone Solutions Limited, is wholly owned by HR Wallingford Ltd.
About HR Wallingford: http://www.hrwallingford.co.uk
HR Wallingford is an independent non-profit distributing company providing world-leading analysis, advice and support in engineering and environmental hydraulics, and in the management of water and the water environment. Established for 60 years, HR Wallingford employs more than 200 engineers, scientists, mathematicians and support staff. Predictive physical and computational model studies, desk studies and field data collection are backed by large scale laboratory research. Clients include the UK Government, the European Commission and international funding agencies, as well as consultants, contractors and developers.