Director, Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS)
Mark began his career in the Federal Public Service with National Defence in 1999 following 9 years of service with the Royal Canadian Navy as a Maritime Surface Officer specializing in passive sonar detection. In 2011 Mark was appointed Superintendent of the National Defence Hydrographic Services Office with the responsibility to provide navigation products and services to the Royal Canadian Navy and other Federal Government vessels. Mark joined the Canadian Hydrographic Service in 2016 as Division Manager, Navigation Products and Services at the CHS Sidney Office, and was appointed Director Pacific Region this past March.
Sessions in which Mark LeBlanc participates
الأربعاء 22 يوليو, 2020
Ocean, Marine & Coastal Hydro(Geo)spatial Management is critical for the Blue Economy. Much knowledge, data, information and coordination are needed for the marine and coastal sector in time of disruption to maintain safe and efficient operations. This session will cover the scientific basis; the detection and the response of Earthquake in the Canadian coastal zone and underwater that could potentially generate ocean coastal flooding & Tsunamis. The session will be a...