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Hazard Detection and Debris Clearance - Total Hydrographic

Total Hydrographic - Hazard Detection and Debris Clearance is a necessary support service for any organisation that manages a body of water. It is crucial to identify new or existing obstructions from natural or anthropogenic events, and to determine safe recreational use for the public.<br>

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Hazard Detection and Debris Clearance - Total Hydrographic

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  1. Hazard Detection and Debris Clearance - Total Hydrographic

  2. Total Hydrographic Taking a project from concept to reality seems challenging until you have collaborated with reliable hydrographic surveyors. Total Hydro Graphic is one of the renowned brands that have been delivering reputable surveying services to its valued clients, since its inception. Unlike other firms, we leverage the state-of-the-art technology and extensive experience of the multidisciplinary team of professionals to accomplish projects within deadlines. In addition, we have well-known for transparency, time-honored & the latest digital surveying methods making us the most trustworthy.

  3. Hazard Detection and Debris Clearance is a necessary support service for any organisation that manages a body of water.  It is crucial to identify new or existing obstructions from natural or anthropogenic events, and to determine safe recreational use for the public.Our hydrographic survey team can offer bathymetric and side scan surveys that utilise in house R2Sonic Multibeam Echo Sounders (MBES) and/ towed or hull mounted Side Scan Sonars (SSS) to locate and identify hazards & debris. We can operate these systems concurrently or separately, to scan large swaths of river, sea, lake or dam beds in an efficient manner and provide detailed data on the hazards present in a format that best suits you. 

  4. Total Hydrographic maintains this equipment and capability in house and as a result, mitigates the risk of project delays. From the results of your survey, all hazards and debris will be located and identified, allowing you  to be confident in what lies below the waterline.

  5. Under Keel Clearance Effective Under Keel Clearance management is a system put in place by Port and Harbour Authorities that mitigate the risk of a vessel’s hull running aground on the ocean floor. Regular Bathymetric and Hydrographic Surveys are undertaken to ensure that vessel navigation in shipping channels, berths and fairways are not put at risk. A keen understanding of depths within Port and Harbour waters is a great tool for making informed decisions on asset management, resource allocation and dredging programs. 

  6. Total Hydrographic’s survey team can utilise Single Beam Echo Sounders (SBES) and Multibeam Echo Sounders (MBES) to regularly perform Bathymetric surveys to the highest standard as set by the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO).  Our MBES system can meet the requirement of a full seafloor search and can detect objects of features on the seabed.If you are operating surface vessels with a significant draft then Under Keel Clearance is critical.  You need to know what the shallowest depth is within the navigational passage and if your vessel can safely navigate across such shoals.

  7. Contact Us • Website: https://www.totalhydrographic.com.au/ • Phone - (03)93959897 • Email- info@totalhydrographic.com.au • Address: 14/75 Endeavour Way, Sunshine West, VIC 3020, Australia Opening Hours • Monday – Friday: 8am – 5pm • Sunday: Closed

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