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Heard and MacDonald Islands (HIMI) multibeam and single beam bathymetry compilation

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Downie, Ryan ; Scoulding, Ben ; Nau, Amy
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This record describes collated multibeam and single beam datasets for Heard Island and McDonald Island (HIMI). The dataset was generated for FRDC Project No 2019-169 using a combination of available multibeam (MBES) data (CSIRO RV Investigator), single beam (SBES) data, and existing background bathymetry products. The compiled dataset includes MBES data from RV Investigator voyages IN2016_V01 and IN2020_V01. The SBES data was collected by fishing vessels and the data made available through the FRDC project. Background datasets used include the GEBCO 2022 Grid (GEBCO Compilation Group, 2022) and the AusBathyTopo (Kerguelen Plateau) 100m 2022 - A regional-scale depth model (Beaman, R.J., 2022).

The final product is a compiled and interpolated bathymetry surface for HIMI at 200 m resolution (World Mercator projection) in GeoTIFF format.

NB: Combining datasets from various sources, such as SBES, MBES and satellite derived, will result in artefacts due to the differences in resolution and accuracy of each of these systems.

Available: 2025-11-05

Data time period: 2016-01-07 to 2022-06-01

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