What does HUGO mean?
HUGO means Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis?
Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis can be abbreviated as HUGO
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What does HUGO stand for? HUGO stands for "Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis". |
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How to abbreviate "Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis"? "Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis" can be abbreviated as HUGO. |
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What is the meaning of HUGO abbreviation? The meaning of HUGO abbreviation is "Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis". |
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What is HUGO abbreviation? One of the definitions of HUGO is "Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis". |
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What does HUGO mean? HUGO as abbreviation means "Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis". |
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What is shorthand of Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis? The most common shorthand of "Hydrographic Upgrade to Oceanis" is HUGO. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HADARS - Hydrographic Automated Data Acquisitioning And Processing System
- HIHAN - Hydrographic Information Handling
- HOPN - Hydrographic Office of the Polish Navy
- HO-W - Hydrographic Office, Washington, DC
- HYCOOP - Hydrographic Cooperation
- HODAS - Hydrographic Oceanographic Data Acquisition System
- HYDRO - Hydrographic Survey
- HOFMP - Hydrographic/Oceanographic Fleet Mobilization Plan
- HYSAP - Hydrographic Survey Assistance Program
- HYSAS - Hydrographic Source Assessment System
- HYSTAR - Hydrographic Sounding, Tracking and Recording System
- HYSURCH - Hydrographic Survey and Charting System
- HDAPS - Hydrographic Data Acquisition and Processing System
- HDAS - Hydrographic Data Acquisition System
- HP - Hydrographic Procedure
- TUT - Technology Upgrade to Teams
- UFTF - Upgrade to Feather Touch Focuser
- UTE - Upgrade to Eight
- battlefield upgrade. - Slang. An upgrade to business or first class received at the last minute. The term is popular among road warriors.
- depth - (DOD,NATO) In maritime/hydrographic use, the vertical distance from the plane of the hydrographic datum to the bed of the sea, lake, or river.