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IMOS - AUV SIRIUS CAMPAIGN: WESTERN AUSTRALIA, APRIL 2011

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Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) (Owned by)
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Brief description

Rottnest Island, Jurien Bay and the Abrolhos (Kendrick, Smale): AUV benthic reference sites were established at Rottnest Island, Jurien Bay and the Abrolhos Islands. Large swell at some sites meant that the vehicle was being moved around a lot leading to some patchy holes in the meshes, predominantly at the Rottnest site.  The information available to help plan dive locations became less detailed as the deployments moved further north.  The dives at the Abrolhos were planned using simple nautical charts and featured more sand and coral than kelp. It would be useful to secure multibeam surveys in the region to help plan future dives

Full description

Data files for each dive in this campaign. See README for details. For each dive: \n.PDF dive report, .KML , .CSV position files, .GRD bathymetry, .IVE fly-through files, .CSV sensor files , GeoTIFF images of seafloor . -
Website of the Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN) -

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112.5,-35.5 129,-35.5 129,-13.5 112.5,-13.5 112.5,-35.5

120.75,-24.5

112.5,-35.5 129,-35.5 129,-13.5 112.5,-13.5 112.5,-35.5

120.75,-24.5

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ACN 633 798 857