Hydrographic surveys for MCA in the Shetland Islands

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MMT has since 2006 been one of the Maritime & Coastguard Agency´s Civil Hydrography Programme survey providers of high resolution multi-beam bathymetry, providing hydrographic data for updating nautical charts for safe navigation and efficient maritime transport. Currently MMT UK, based in Banbury Oxfordshire, is undertaking two hydrographic surveys in the Shetland Islands on behalf of the Maritime & Coastguard Agency.

One survey runs from Yell to Unst and is a 45 day survey running along the coastlines. The other survey is a 90 day survey from Yell to Lerwick and is covering a large area north of Lerwick.

MMT has two vessels onsite. M/V IceBeam and M/V SeaBeam are conducting high resolution multibeam echo sounder surveys of the seabed topography within the survey area.

Martin Godfrey, MMT´s Project Manager, comments: “We are very pleased to say that we have been providing MCA with high quality survey data for over 10 years now and maintain a cohesive working relationship with the MCA.”

An image of a wreck taken from HI1491 Whitby to Redcar, © all rights reserved to Maritime & Coastguard Agency


Bathymetric data from HI1491 Whitby to Redcar, © all rights reserved to Maritime & Coastguard Agency

MMT´s survey and ROV vessel IceBeam, © MMT

MMT´s nearshore survey vessel SeaBeam, © MMT

Name: Martin Godfrey, Project Manager, MMT

Email: martin.godfrey@mmt.se

Phone:+ 44 (0)7590 515 114

Specialising in high resolution subsea surveys, MMT is the solution to your marine surveying needs. We collect, process and visualise the conditions of the seabed. We offer assured surveys in bathymetric, geophysical and geotechnical services, specialising in the oil & gas, hydrography and renewable energy & marine cable sectors. Our competence and services will supply you with the relevant information, designed to fit your planning processes of your offshore infrastructure projects.

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Currently MMT UK, based in Banbury Oxfordshire, is undertaking two hydrographic surveys in the Shetland Islands on behalf of the Maritime & Coastguard Agency.
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“We are very pleased to say that we have been providing MCA with high quality survey data for over 10 years now and maintain a cohesive working relationship with the MCA.”
Martin Godfrey