Mt. Mitchell News

R/V Mt. Mitchell Captain and Crew Profiles Now Featured on Global Seas Website

August 16, 2010

Global Seas, the owner and operator of the 231 ft. R/V Mt Mitchell, has launched a new section on the website, www.globalseas.com. The new section features the Mt. Mitchell captain and crew, highlights their experience, training, and responsibilities.  Collectively, the captain and crew have more than 300 years experience in the maritime industry.  

R/V Mt. Mitchell Featured in June Issue of Sea Technology Magazine

July 1, 2010

The R/V Mt. Mitchell, a 231 foot hydrographic research vessel with full ocean mapping capabilities, was featured in the June issue of Sea Technology Magazine.  The article, R/V Mt. Mitchell Advances Science Through Ocean Mappinghighlights the use of the Mt. Mitchell’s permanently installed Kongsberg EM 120 and EM 710 multibeam echosounders for various scientific missions.  Sea Technology is read in more than 110 countries and a worldwide information leader for marine business, science and engineering. 

R/V Mt. Mitchell Departs Seattle en Route for the Oregon Coast

April 2, 2010

The Mt. Mitchell departed Fishermen’s Terminal located in Seattle, WA on April 1, 2010, en route for the Oregon Coast.  On board are scientists, observers, and representatives from L3 MariPro and Williamson & Associates.  

THE R/V MT MITCHELL COMPLETES SEVERAL CHARTERS IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN

February 18, 2010

GLOBAL SEAS LLC, the operators of the Seattle, Washington based R/V MT MITCHELL installed new technology on the ship in April 2008.  The installation included a Kongsberg EM 120 Multibeam Echo Sounder and EM Full Performance 710 High Resolution Seabed Mapping System as well as survey launch capability.  Since the installation of the new technology, the R/V MT MITCHELL has completed several noteworthy charters in the Pacific Ocean.

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April 1st, 2008

GLOBAL SEAS, LLC, the operators of the Seattle, Washington based R/V MT. MITCHELL is pleased to announce the vessel has just been outfitted with a Kongsberg EM 120 and EM 710 High Resolution Multibeam Mapping System capable of meeting all relevant survey standards including those of the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO)  With these new systems, the MT. MITCHELL is able to map the deepest oceans in the world, surveying in waters to 11,000 meters.  For shallow water surveying, in less than 11 meters, the MT. MITCHELL deploys a 34 foot, twin diesel engine launch. In addition the MT. MITCHELL has been outfitted with both an anti-roll tank as well as upsized anti-roll chocks.  These additions will eliminate much of the boat’s natural roll and provide prime conditions for more precise mapping.

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