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EGRET operated by Harwich Haven Authority keeps watch as MV Estaden does at 360 Turn in Harwich Harbour (1432) Monday 7th May 2012

Colin.P.Brooks Railway Photography & Frinton posted a photo:

Survey vessel John Norgate approaches as we keep clear as we venture up the Yarra river. IMG_1655

Wally on water posted a photo:

Survey vessel John Norgate has her signal flags up to warn shipping she is restricted in her movement as the soundings are taken of the river bed.

Survey vessel John Norgate in the Yarra river IMG_1656

Wally on water posted a photo:

Survey vessel John Norgate passes us. She is restricted in her movement as the soundings are taken of the river bed.
Multipurpose Hydrographical Survey
Survey To: USL 2B
Home Port: MELBOURNE
Owner: Port of Melbourne Corporation
Length Overall: 18.3 M
Beam: 5.65 M
Draught: 1.69 M
Displacement: 36.2 T (Departure Condition)
Hull Construction Material: Aluminium
Superstructure Construction Material: Aluminium
Deck Construction Material: Aluminium
Main Engines: 2 X CAT C18 Acert 875 Hp @ 2200 Rpm
Auxiliary Engine: Auxiliary Engines Cat Model C2.2T Diesel 22.5 Kwe @ 1500 Rpm In Sound Shield With Exhaust Silencer & Ante Condensation Unit
Gearboxes: Gearbox/s 2 X Twin Disc 5135A Quick Shift 2:1
Propulsion: Propulsion 2 x Mikado 4 Blade Fixed Pitch Propellers
Hydraulic Equipment: Rexroth A10V045 DFR
Echo Sounder - Plotter - Radar & GPS Combination Unit: Raymarine Multi E120
Survey Echo Sounder : MBES Reson SeaBat 8125 / 7125 Multi Beam Echo Sounder
Survey Echo Sounder : SBES Single Beam Echo Sounder x 3
Radio 1: HF SSB Icom IC-M710
Radio 2: VHF X 2 Simrad PCK 86 Controls & Mikes @ Helm & Aft Steering Station
Radio 3: UHF Icom IC-F2710
Radio 4: AM-FM / CD GME 40-90 Safety Equipment Taylor Marine
Auto Pilot: Simrad AP 50 With 24V Solenoid Valve
Automatic Identification System: Protec A.I.S Rope/Chain
EPERB 1: X GME 406 MHz
Compass: Ritchie 115mm With Dimer
Computer Racks: 2 X 10 PC Down Stairs, 1 X 8 In Wheel House
Monitors 6 X 20": 4 @ Hydrographers Consol, 1 @ Helm & 1 As TV Down Stairs
UPS System: Nikko Vanguard LCD Rack Mount VGDRM 3000 LCD In Aft Down Stairs Rack
Steering: Power Assisted Hydraulic. Twin Rexroth Pumps & One Obetrol + 1 Joystick
Air Conditioning: Marine Air Split System Reverse Cycle Salt Water Condenser 6.2 Kw + 2 Fan Units In Wheel House
RSW System: 159 L Dometic Vacuome Flush Sewerage Treatment System
Paints/Coatings: International
Crew: 4 Crew & 12 Passengers
Fuel Capacity: 5,600 L In 4 Tanks
Freshwater Capacity: 500Lt In 1 tank
Greywater Capacity: 500Lt In 1 tank
Maximum Speed: 26 Kn
Cruising Speed: 24 Kn
Anchor Winch: Muire VRC 3500 24V Electric With Chain Counter, Local & Helm Controls
Capstan: 150 Kg Maritime Engineering Duel Rotation With 200mm Aluminium Capstan & Safety Frame With 2 Separate Electric Dead Man Foot Controls Switches
Cranes: Model HMF 270 K2 (B2) Hydraulic Extension And Slewing With Local Control. 790 kg @ 3.1M & 410 kg @ 5.6M Max
"A" Frame Gantry: 750 kg "A" Frame Gantry Central On Transom With 1M Reach X 2M Travel & Hydraulic Control On Transom Port Side
“A” Frame Drum Winch: 750 kg Millman Aluminium With 100 M 12mm Rope, Aluminium Safety Frame & Deadman Control Leaver To Port On Transom
Safety Flooring: Checker Plate to Engine Room
Liferafts: 2 X LSG 8 Person On Fore Deck Recessed Into Wheelhouse Front
Anchor's: 2 x Danforth Type 82 kg One Self Stowing In Port Bow Horse Pipe. 1 x Danforth Type 30 Kg.
Date Of Delivery: 05/12/07

Survey boat Tiger Shark

Memphis District USACE posted a photo:

Mike Tobin and his crew from the Fox News Channel observed low water conditions on the lower Mississippi River today aboard the Memphis District's survey boat Tiger Shark. The Tiger Shark, piloted by Mark Manning, is used to locate trouble spots in the river before dredges are called in to help.

USACE, media tour Mississippi River

USACE HQ posted a photo:

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Derrick Smith (right), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Memphis District River Engineering Team (Hydraulic & Hydrology Branch), accompanied CNN correspondent Marty Savidge and videographer Orlando Ruiz on a tour of the Mississippi River around Memphis aboard the Corps' survey boat Tiger Shark, Aug. 9, 2012. Smith explained how the Corps works to manage the river during this challenging time of extreme low water. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo)