The Argentinian Naval Hydrographic Service: History and Challenges
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Argentinian Naval Hydrographic Service, marine sciences, navigationAbstract
The Argentinian Naval Hydrographic Service, created in 1879, is one of the oldest scientific institutions in the country. Its mission is to carry out studies, works, explorations, and research aimed to promote the maximum safety of navigation and to drive the production of scientific knowledge in virtually all disciplines of marine sciences. This paper presents a historical overview of its trajectory, the tasks and projects it is currently carrying out, and the future challenges it intends to face.
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Ley 19922 de 1972. Ley del régimen de descentralización del Servicio de Hidrografía Naval. 2 de noviembre de 1972. B.O. No. 22551.
Decreto 7633 de 1972. Decreto Reglamentario del régimen de descentralización del Servicio de Hidrografía Naval. 2 de noviembre de 1972. B.O. No. 22551.
Decreto 1792 de 1983. Creación del Servicio Público Nacional de la Hora Oficial, el que será prestado en todo el territorio nacional por el Servicio de Hidrografía Naval. 19 de julio de 1983. B.O. No. 25219.
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