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Port of Brisbane Hydrographic Survey
You may not be aware, but PBPL boasts one of the largest and most experienced port Hydrographic Survey teams in Australia.
• Over 100 years’ combined team experience undertaking
• Around 800 port surveys undertaken annually
• On average, around 200 contracts completed for 60 external clients all along Australia’s east coast
• Meet best practice, standards and guidelines set by the International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO), which regulates 80 countries including Australia.
Supported by our Marine Crew, the Hydrographic Services team consistently deliver high quality outcomes for PBPL and our customers. Their work surveying the seabed ensures Port of Brisbane, and other Queensland ports, can remain open for business; plays a critical role in enabling the delivery of major infrastruc...
published: 21 Jun 2022
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Port of Los Angeles Conducts Hydrographic Surveys of L.A. Harbor
Part of the of the Port of Los Angeles Construction Division, the Port has its own hydrographic survey crew that routinely conducts surveys of the water in Los Angeles Harbor. This video details the technology and workflow involved when mapping the sea floor using sonar and GPS technology. Hydrographic surveys are vital to ensure safe navigation of Port waterways.
. . .
The Port of Los Angeles is America’s Port®—the nation’s #1 container port and the global model for sustainability, security, and social responsibility. Learn more at https://www.portoflosangeles.org.
Follow the Port of Los Angeles on social media:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/portofla
Twitter: https://twitter.com/portofla
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/portofla
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/port-o...
published: 20 Jul 2021
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Steel coil preloading steel survey at Sagunto port.
Steel coil cargo loading sequence during an steel preloading survey carried out at Sagunto Port (Spain).
Steel pre-loading surveys have the purpose of control and supervise the loading operations of steel products on board ships,
AB Surveyors™, works with experienced and qualified cargo surveyors attending pre-loading surveys and producing independents survey reports.
Depending on our customer requirements we use our own templates, checklists and reports or we follow their documents and instructions.
AB Surveyors™, carries out independent steel pre-loading surveys on behalf of Ship Operators, Ship Owners, Insurance Companies, P&I Clubs, Buyers, Sellers, Importers, exporters, etc.
AB Surveyors™ Project cargo supervision services include the following inspections and surveys:
• P...
published: 10 Dec 2014
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Container Vessel Condition Survey While Port
24 marine
marine surveyors Panama
Condition Surveys Panama
P&I Panama
H&M Panama
published: 15 May 2021
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Hydrographic Survey with Multibeam Echo Sounder Practical-Explained in side #paradeep #port
https://civilfacts.in/hydrographic-survey-definition-technology-application/
Click on the link to know more about the Hydrographic survey.
Conducting a Hydrographic survey with multi-beam echo sounder 1000 for dredging and maritime navigation at PICTPL cargo berth.
published: 16 Sep 2018
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Ultrabeam Hydrographic - Port of Workington Survey
published: 24 Apr 2020
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Pulse of the Port: Ecosystem survey
The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles partner to survey the plant and animal life in the harbor. Water quality has improved dramatically over the past few decades.
published: 27 Oct 2014
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Orthographic Survey for the Port of Sunderland via Drone
1.5 sq km using one of QuestUAV's Datahawk PPK fixed wing drones, equipped with a Sony RX100 RGB camera capable of a 3cm resolution at 400ft.
published: 18 May 2018
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Reef Health Update | 22 March 2024
This week, the Reef Authority has continued working with the crown-of-thorns starfish control program, tourism operators, the Australian Institute of Marine Science and researchers to conduct in-water surveys to better understand of current conditions in the Marine Park.
Aerial surveys have also resumed this week in the southern Great Barrier Reef, covering the Swains and offshore reefs up to the Whitsundays.
These surveys covered 230 reefs, and observed varying levels of coral bleaching on all reefs surveyed.
Aerial surveys to collect further data from the far-north will continue over coming weeks.
The patterns of coral bleaching observed from the aerial surveys are consistent with the heat stress that built up over the summer months in the southern Great Barrier Reef.
Temperatu...
published: 22 Mar 2024
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Waterbird surveys in the Western Port
The Waterbirds and Wetlands team, from Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research, surveyed the Western Port Bay for birds to support biodiversity at both a species and community level for the area. Commentary by expert scientists, Peter Menkhorst and Danny Rogers, provide enlightening insights into the species that live in the Western Port Bay and background into their feeding and migratory behaviour.
For more information, visit https://www.ari.vic.gov.au/research/field-techniques-and-monitoring/waterbird-surveys-in-a-large,-tidal-bay
published: 27 Apr 2015
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Port of Brisbane Hydrographic Survey
You may not be aware, but PBPL boasts one of the largest and most experienced port Hydrographic Survey teams in Australia.
• Over 100 years’ combined team exp...
You may not be aware, but PBPL boasts one of the largest and most experienced port Hydrographic Survey teams in Australia.
• Over 100 years’ combined team experience undertaking
• Around 800 port surveys undertaken annually
• On average, around 200 contracts completed for 60 external clients all along Australia’s east coast
• Meet best practice, standards and guidelines set by the International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO), which regulates 80 countries including Australia.
Supported by our Marine Crew, the Hydrographic Services team consistently deliver high quality outcomes for PBPL and our customers. Their work surveying the seabed ensures Port of Brisbane, and other Queensland ports, can remain open for business; plays a critical role in enabling the delivery of major infrastructure projects along or within waterways; and supports local Councils to provide essential services for their communities.
Importantly – hydrographic surveying also provides PBPL with robust, scientific data to help manage and understand the Port’s impact on the marine environment, and how other environmental issues – such as sediment deposition – impact the Port’s operations.
https://wn.com/Port_Of_Brisbane_Hydrographic_Survey
You may not be aware, but PBPL boasts one of the largest and most experienced port Hydrographic Survey teams in Australia.
• Over 100 years’ combined team experience undertaking
• Around 800 port surveys undertaken annually
• On average, around 200 contracts completed for 60 external clients all along Australia’s east coast
• Meet best practice, standards and guidelines set by the International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO), which regulates 80 countries including Australia.
Supported by our Marine Crew, the Hydrographic Services team consistently deliver high quality outcomes for PBPL and our customers. Their work surveying the seabed ensures Port of Brisbane, and other Queensland ports, can remain open for business; plays a critical role in enabling the delivery of major infrastructure projects along or within waterways; and supports local Councils to provide essential services for their communities.
Importantly – hydrographic surveying also provides PBPL with robust, scientific data to help manage and understand the Port’s impact on the marine environment, and how other environmental issues – such as sediment deposition – impact the Port’s operations.
- published: 21 Jun 2022
- views: 318
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Port of Los Angeles Conducts Hydrographic Surveys of L.A. Harbor
Part of the of the Port of Los Angeles Construction Division, the Port has its own hydrographic survey crew that routinely conducts surveys of the water in Los ...
Part of the of the Port of Los Angeles Construction Division, the Port has its own hydrographic survey crew that routinely conducts surveys of the water in Los Angeles Harbor. This video details the technology and workflow involved when mapping the sea floor using sonar and GPS technology. Hydrographic surveys are vital to ensure safe navigation of Port waterways.
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The Port of Los Angeles is America’s Port®—the nation’s #1 container port and the global model for sustainability, security, and social responsibility. Learn more at https://www.portoflosangeles.org.
Follow the Port of Los Angeles on social media:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/portofla
Twitter: https://twitter.com/portofla
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/portofla
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/port-of-los-angeles
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/theportoflosangeles
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https://wn.com/Port_Of_Los_Angeles_Conducts_Hydrographic_Surveys_Of_L.A._Harbor
Part of the of the Port of Los Angeles Construction Division, the Port has its own hydrographic survey crew that routinely conducts surveys of the water in Los Angeles Harbor. This video details the technology and workflow involved when mapping the sea floor using sonar and GPS technology. Hydrographic surveys are vital to ensure safe navigation of Port waterways.
. . .
The Port of Los Angeles is America’s Port®—the nation’s #1 container port and the global model for sustainability, security, and social responsibility. Learn more at https://www.portoflosangeles.org.
Follow the Port of Los Angeles on social media:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/portofla
Twitter: https://twitter.com/portofla
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/portofla
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/port-of-los-angeles
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/theportoflosangeles
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- published: 20 Jul 2021
- views: 866
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Steel coil preloading steel survey at Sagunto port.
Steel coil cargo loading sequence during an steel preloading survey carried out at Sagunto Port (Spain).
Steel pre-loading surveys have the purpose of control ...
Steel coil cargo loading sequence during an steel preloading survey carried out at Sagunto Port (Spain).
Steel pre-loading surveys have the purpose of control and supervise the loading operations of steel products on board ships,
AB Surveyors™, works with experienced and qualified cargo surveyors attending pre-loading surveys and producing independents survey reports.
Depending on our customer requirements we use our own templates, checklists and reports or we follow their documents and instructions.
AB Surveyors™, carries out independent steel pre-loading surveys on behalf of Ship Operators, Ship Owners, Insurance Companies, P&I Clubs, Buyers, Sellers, Importers, exporters, etc.
AB Surveyors™ Project cargo supervision services include the following inspections and surveys:
• Pre-loading and discharge survey of steel products (coils, bars, bundles, etc)
• Cargo Supervision during loading, unloading, and in transit.
• Proper handling and warehousing supervision of cargoes.
We carry out Project Cargo Supervision in ports of Castellón, Valencia, Sagunto, Gandía y Alicante.
Ask for a quotation in our contact form or send an email to info@absurveyors.es
Web: http://www.absurveyors.es
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/absurveyors
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ABsurveyors
#youreyesonboard
#youreyesatthedock
Contact us:
em@il: info@absurveyors.es
Tel (Office): +34 963 81 17 30
Tel (24h): +34 605 565 726
https://wn.com/Steel_Coil_Preloading_Steel_Survey_At_Sagunto_Port.
Steel coil cargo loading sequence during an steel preloading survey carried out at Sagunto Port (Spain).
Steel pre-loading surveys have the purpose of control and supervise the loading operations of steel products on board ships,
AB Surveyors™, works with experienced and qualified cargo surveyors attending pre-loading surveys and producing independents survey reports.
Depending on our customer requirements we use our own templates, checklists and reports or we follow their documents and instructions.
AB Surveyors™, carries out independent steel pre-loading surveys on behalf of Ship Operators, Ship Owners, Insurance Companies, P&I Clubs, Buyers, Sellers, Importers, exporters, etc.
AB Surveyors™ Project cargo supervision services include the following inspections and surveys:
• Pre-loading and discharge survey of steel products (coils, bars, bundles, etc)
• Cargo Supervision during loading, unloading, and in transit.
• Proper handling and warehousing supervision of cargoes.
We carry out Project Cargo Supervision in ports of Castellón, Valencia, Sagunto, Gandía y Alicante.
Ask for a quotation in our contact form or send an email to info@absurveyors.es
Web: http://www.absurveyors.es
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/absurveyors
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ABsurveyors
#youreyesonboard
#youreyesatthedock
Contact us:
em@il: info@absurveyors.es
Tel (Office): +34 963 81 17 30
Tel (24h): +34 605 565 726
- published: 10 Dec 2014
- views: 13395
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Container Vessel Condition Survey While Port
24 marine
marine surveyors Panama
Condition Surveys Panama
P&I Panama
H&M Panama
24 marine
marine surveyors Panama
Condition Surveys Panama
P&I Panama
H&M Panama
https://wn.com/Container_Vessel_Condition_Survey_While_Port
24 marine
marine surveyors Panama
Condition Surveys Panama
P&I Panama
H&M Panama
- published: 15 May 2021
- views: 357
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Hydrographic Survey with Multibeam Echo Sounder Practical-Explained in side #paradeep #port
https://civilfacts.in/hydrographic-survey-definition-technology-application/
Click on the link to know more about the Hydrographic survey.
Conducting a Hydrogra...
https://civilfacts.in/hydrographic-survey-definition-technology-application/
Click on the link to know more about the Hydrographic survey.
Conducting a Hydrographic survey with multi-beam echo sounder 1000 for dredging and maritime navigation at PICTPL cargo berth.
https://wn.com/Hydrographic_Survey_With_Multibeam_Echo_Sounder_Practical_Explained_In_Side_Paradeep_Port
https://civilfacts.in/hydrographic-survey-definition-technology-application/
Click on the link to know more about the Hydrographic survey.
Conducting a Hydrographic survey with multi-beam echo sounder 1000 for dredging and maritime navigation at PICTPL cargo berth.
- published: 16 Sep 2018
- views: 5163
4:08
Pulse of the Port: Ecosystem survey
The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles partner to survey the plant and animal life in the harbor. Water quality has improved dramatically over the past few dec...
The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles partner to survey the plant and animal life in the harbor. Water quality has improved dramatically over the past few decades.
https://wn.com/Pulse_Of_The_Port_Ecosystem_Survey
The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles partner to survey the plant and animal life in the harbor. Water quality has improved dramatically over the past few decades.
- published: 27 Oct 2014
- views: 448
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Orthographic Survey for the Port of Sunderland via Drone
1.5 sq km using one of QuestUAV's Datahawk PPK fixed wing drones, equipped with a Sony RX100 RGB camera capable of a 3cm resolution at 400ft.
1.5 sq km using one of QuestUAV's Datahawk PPK fixed wing drones, equipped with a Sony RX100 RGB camera capable of a 3cm resolution at 400ft.
https://wn.com/Orthographic_Survey_For_The_Port_Of_Sunderland_Via_Drone
1.5 sq km using one of QuestUAV's Datahawk PPK fixed wing drones, equipped with a Sony RX100 RGB camera capable of a 3cm resolution at 400ft.
- published: 18 May 2018
- views: 787
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Reef Health Update | 22 March 2024
This week, the Reef Authority has continued working with the crown-of-thorns starfish control program, tourism operators, the Australian Institute of Marine Sci...
This week, the Reef Authority has continued working with the crown-of-thorns starfish control program, tourism operators, the Australian Institute of Marine Science and researchers to conduct in-water surveys to better understand of current conditions in the Marine Park.
Aerial surveys have also resumed this week in the southern Great Barrier Reef, covering the Swains and offshore reefs up to the Whitsundays.
These surveys covered 230 reefs, and observed varying levels of coral bleaching on all reefs surveyed.
Aerial surveys to collect further data from the far-north will continue over coming weeks.
The patterns of coral bleaching observed from the aerial surveys are consistent with the heat stress that built up over the summer months in the southern Great Barrier Reef.
Temperature
Recent changes in weather patterns means the build up of heat stress has peaked and is now starting to plateau across the Marine Park.
Heavy rainfall, elevated wind and wave actions associated with weather systems offshore Mackay and northern Australia this past week have had a cooling effect on sea surface temperatures in the Northern and Southern regions, although sea surface temperatures remain above average across the Marine Park.
International climate models suggest the El Niño weather event is decaying, with sea surface temperatures in the central Pacific predicted to return to more neutral levels in May.
Rainfall
In the Far North, the Wet Tropics recorded 400 mm of rainfall, and there has been up to 300 mm in the Cape York Catchment.
There are low salinity levels between Cardwell and Cape Melville, and north of Lockhart River resulting from above average streamflow in these catchments that drain into the Marine Park.
Reef health
A total of 193 in-water surveys were conducted in the Marine Park between 13 March–20 March 2024.
Mostly minor to moderate impacts were recorded across surveyed reefs in the past week, noting that the coral bleaching event is still unfolding and its full effects won’t be evident until it ends.
Crown-of-thorns starfish outbreaks were found at some reefs in the offshore Southern Region (Swain Reefs), and there were isolated outbreaks on some reefs offshore Townsville and the Whitsundays in the Central Region.
Outbreaks of these coral-eating starfish continue to build up in the Northern Region with increasing densities near Lizard Island and offshore Port Douglas.
Reef management
The Reef Authority will continue working with our partners to coordinate surveys and get an understanding of what is happening across the Marine Park.
We’ll continue to target our management programs in the areas that need them most in the coming weeks and as we get more data from in water and aerial surveys.
Learn more here: www.gbrmpa.gov.au/learn/reef-health
#ReefHealth #LovetheReef #ReefAuthority #GreatBarrierReef
https://wn.com/Reef_Health_Update_|_22_March_2024
This week, the Reef Authority has continued working with the crown-of-thorns starfish control program, tourism operators, the Australian Institute of Marine Science and researchers to conduct in-water surveys to better understand of current conditions in the Marine Park.
Aerial surveys have also resumed this week in the southern Great Barrier Reef, covering the Swains and offshore reefs up to the Whitsundays.
These surveys covered 230 reefs, and observed varying levels of coral bleaching on all reefs surveyed.
Aerial surveys to collect further data from the far-north will continue over coming weeks.
The patterns of coral bleaching observed from the aerial surveys are consistent with the heat stress that built up over the summer months in the southern Great Barrier Reef.
Temperature
Recent changes in weather patterns means the build up of heat stress has peaked and is now starting to plateau across the Marine Park.
Heavy rainfall, elevated wind and wave actions associated with weather systems offshore Mackay and northern Australia this past week have had a cooling effect on sea surface temperatures in the Northern and Southern regions, although sea surface temperatures remain above average across the Marine Park.
International climate models suggest the El Niño weather event is decaying, with sea surface temperatures in the central Pacific predicted to return to more neutral levels in May.
Rainfall
In the Far North, the Wet Tropics recorded 400 mm of rainfall, and there has been up to 300 mm in the Cape York Catchment.
There are low salinity levels between Cardwell and Cape Melville, and north of Lockhart River resulting from above average streamflow in these catchments that drain into the Marine Park.
Reef health
A total of 193 in-water surveys were conducted in the Marine Park between 13 March–20 March 2024.
Mostly minor to moderate impacts were recorded across surveyed reefs in the past week, noting that the coral bleaching event is still unfolding and its full effects won’t be evident until it ends.
Crown-of-thorns starfish outbreaks were found at some reefs in the offshore Southern Region (Swain Reefs), and there were isolated outbreaks on some reefs offshore Townsville and the Whitsundays in the Central Region.
Outbreaks of these coral-eating starfish continue to build up in the Northern Region with increasing densities near Lizard Island and offshore Port Douglas.
Reef management
The Reef Authority will continue working with our partners to coordinate surveys and get an understanding of what is happening across the Marine Park.
We’ll continue to target our management programs in the areas that need them most in the coming weeks and as we get more data from in water and aerial surveys.
Learn more here: www.gbrmpa.gov.au/learn/reef-health
#ReefHealth #LovetheReef #ReefAuthority #GreatBarrierReef
- published: 22 Mar 2024
- views: 111
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Waterbird surveys in the Western Port
The Waterbirds and Wetlands team, from Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research, surveyed the Western Port Bay for birds to support biodiversity at bot...
The Waterbirds and Wetlands team, from Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research, surveyed the Western Port Bay for birds to support biodiversity at both a species and community level for the area. Commentary by expert scientists, Peter Menkhorst and Danny Rogers, provide enlightening insights into the species that live in the Western Port Bay and background into their feeding and migratory behaviour.
For more information, visit https://www.ari.vic.gov.au/research/field-techniques-and-monitoring/waterbird-surveys-in-a-large,-tidal-bay
https://wn.com/Waterbird_Surveys_In_The_Western_Port
The Waterbirds and Wetlands team, from Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research, surveyed the Western Port Bay for birds to support biodiversity at both a species and community level for the area. Commentary by expert scientists, Peter Menkhorst and Danny Rogers, provide enlightening insights into the species that live in the Western Port Bay and background into their feeding and migratory behaviour.
For more information, visit https://www.ari.vic.gov.au/research/field-techniques-and-monitoring/waterbird-surveys-in-a-large,-tidal-bay
- published: 27 Apr 2015
- views: 591