Man-Made Objects on the Sea Floor:
Discovery, Investigation
and Recovery
Proceedings of the international conference, held 1995
ISBN 0 906940 26 5, Softbound, 1995
133 pp., 42 figures and tables
Order Reference C8, Price £29
Ships, aircraft, mines, rejected munitions (including chemicals),
lost trawls, archaeological remains, contraband and a host of
amphorae lie on, or are buried in, the seabed. These proceedings
address the issues that determine how and where these objects
are found, bringing together the clients and the enabling technology
for these operations from the shallow shelf seas down to five
kilometres in the deep oceans.
Contents
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Salvage
from 1200 m – A Crawford
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Search for
the Bulk Carrier ‘Derbyshire’: Unlocking the Mystery of Bulk
Carrier Shipping Disasters – DL Mearns
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Aircraft
Lost at Sea: Search and Recovery Operations –
R Orren
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Resolving
the Issue: A Look at Resolution and Related Topics in Sonar
– M Somers
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Deepwater
Aircraft Recovery – C Royce and M
Cooper
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Laser Line
Scan – P Debrule, E Saad and A Palmer
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The Raising
of the ‘Mary Rose’: Archaeology and Salvage Combined –
C Dobbs
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The
‘Komsomolets’ and Beyond – RD Praaning,
J Wellink and T Vergouw
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Close
Encounters on the Ocean Floor – TJG
Francis et al
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A Novel
Method of Lifting Heavy Loads Underwater –
JE Stangroom
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