Vessels Used By Coastline Surveys
M V Flat Holm
MV Flat Holm has been chartered by Wessex Archaeology Trust Ltd to undertake 6 weeks of ROV and diver surveys of wrecks in the English Channel. Upgrading the vessel to provide 4 point mooring capabilities, MV FlatHolm will moor for up to 10 days at a time over various sites whilst an assessment is made by archeologists of the condition and stability of the wrecks and adjacent seabed.
S.V. Coastline Surveyor
A flexible work boat that is suited to a wide range of survey tasks. Small enough that it can be quickly transported around the UK, MV Coastline Surveyor is equipped to a high specification in terms of both hardware and software. Along with precision echo sounder and sidescan sonar, MV Coastline Surveyor is equipped to take grab samples from the sea bed for analysis.
S.V. Coastline Surveyor II
Developing on the need for mobile survey vessels the Coastline Surveyor II has been used extensively around the country, ranging from straightforward bathymetry contracts in the south east to fully integrated geophysical and oceanographic surveys in Scotland. Using own in-house transport has enabled more flexible mobilisation and demobilisation times leading to