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A Practical Approach to Wreck Assessment Using 3D Sidescan
In underwater archaeology, the constraint is rarely detection. It is interpretation. Most sites of interest can be located with relative ease using conventional side scan sonar. The difficulty begins once a target is identified. At that point, the question is no longer where is it, but rather: What exactly is it? What is its geometry? Does it warrant further intervention? These questions are not trivial. They directly influence whether a site progresses to ROV inspection, div
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The Future of Seismic Monitoring in Australia and New Zealand with Kinemetrics
For more than fifty years, Kinemetrics has been at the forefront of seismic and structural monitoring. As the representatives for Australia and New Zealand, we are glad to make this trusted technology available to the people who rely on accurate information every day, whether they work in government, research, engineering, critical infrastructure, or energy. A Legacy of Innovation Since 1969, Kinemetrics has helped shape the way the world understands and measures earthquakes.
Dec 16, 20253 min read


High Resolution Seafloor Models for Reef Research
The Great Barrier Reef represents one of the most complex marine environments on the planet, yet much of its geomorphology lies concealed beneath the surface. Bathymetric grids provide the essential framework for studying this underwater landscape, integrating multibeam, single-beam, lidar, and satellite-derived data into coherent digital elevation models. Key datasets such as the GBR100 grid and the AusBathyTopo series, which offer seafloor detail at 100 m and 30 m resolutio
Dec 3, 20252 min read


CSIRO Confirms the True Depth of Lake St Clair Using High Resolution Multibeam Mapping
Australia’s deepest lake has finally been measured with scientific certainty. A dedicated CSIRO survey campaign has confirmed that Lake St Clair in Tasmania reaches a maximum depth of 163 metres. This makes it the deepest lake in Australia by a significant margin and deeper than Bass Strait, which reaches approximately 85 metres at its deepest point. The new depth was determined through a complete, high resolution underwater mapping project that used advanced multibeam echoso
Nov 17, 20253 min read


Understanding Inertial Navigation Systems (INS)
What keeps your sonar data reliable when your vessel won’t sit still? In hydrographic and oceanographic surveys, knowing where you are...
Apr 29, 20253 min read


Coastal Resilience with Topo-Bathy LiDAR Technology
Table of Contents: A Complete Picture from Land to Sea Benefits for Different Industries Transforming How Businesses Operate The New...
Feb 4, 20254 min read


What is BMT's 'The Deep Blue Project'?
At the Offshore Wind Australia Conference 2024, BMT , a global leader in environmental sciences, maritime engineering, and asset...
Dec 4, 20242 min read


Exploring the Crucial Role of Hydrographic Surveying in Australia's Key Industries
Welcome to our exploration of hydrographic surveying and its vital importance within Australia’s maritime landscape. In this discussion,...
Nov 5, 20242 min read
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