Training

Echosounder data processing using Echoview: An Echoview training course will provide you with the skills to understand your single-beam and/or multibeam echosounder data, and to process it efficiently using Echoview. Courses are offered globally and are tailored to best suit your level of experience and particular learning requirements. They are classroom based and run by one or more of our skilled and experienced Echoview staff trainers.

For course details, including pricing, please download our training brochure.

If you are interested in training but can't make it to any of the scheduled courses, please email sales@echoview.com to let us know.

Scheduled Courses

La Jolla, California, USA

18 February - 22 February 2019

Copenhagen, Denmark

25 March - 29 March 2019

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

17 June - 21 June 2019

  • Trainer: Dr. Toby Jarvis
  • Status: Open for registration
  • Venue to be finalized
  • Submissions Close: 17 March 2019
  • Submit Your Interest

Seattle, Washington, USA

19 August - 23 August 2019

  • Trainer: Dr. Toby Jarvis
  • Status: Open for registration
  • Venue to be finalized
  • Submissions Close: 19 May 2019
  • Submit Your Interest

Events

Meet us at the following events:

Ocean Business 2019

  • 11 April 2019
  • Southampton, UK
  • The Ocean Business 19 is one of the most unmissable events in the ocean technology calendar. The conference will be taking place at the National Oceanography Centre. The 2019 event will see the same winning formula as in previous years with an international exhibition, three-day programme of hands-on training and demonstration sessions, a cutting edge conference, various associated meetings, Ocean Careers and an amazing line of up social events keeping exhibitors and visitors networking around the clock.

WGFAST

  • 2 May 2019
  • Galway, Ireland
  • WGFAST initiates and reviews investigations by scientists and technologists concerned with the design, planning and execution of all forms of acoustic and other related measurements and observations pertaining to: abundance estimation and distribution of fish and plankton, fishing operations, and the classification and mapping of the seafloor; including behavioural, statistical and capture topics. The Working Group's activities stimulates advances in theory, technology, standard methodology, survey design and fish behaviour, and provides advice on application of these techniques to aquatic ecologists, assessment biologists, fishery managers and industry.

IAGLR 2019

  • 14 June 2019
  • Brockport, New York
  • Fellow researchers from around the world will gather in Brockport, New York, on the shores of the Erie Canal for IAGLR's 62nd annual conference on Great Lakes Research. Hosted by The College at Brockport, State University of New York, the conference will feature four days of scientific sessions and speakers focusing on our theme Large Lakes Research: Connecting People and Ideas.