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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 173 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 293 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 44 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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