Yes it is. August 25, 2020 METAL DISCRIMINATOR INT
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Yes it is. August 25, 2020 METAL DISCRIMINATOR INTEGRATION TESTING COMPLETED PLUS SO MUCH MORE!
It has been a busy summer with the Good Fortune SeaSearcher team going out at every possible opportunity to scan, dive, explore, and mark targets. We are pleased that the metal discriminator on SeaSearcher 2 has completed training and integration testing.
While we can not get into specifics at this time, one of the exciting categories of recent finds is that we are getting into material that our project archaeologists concluded likely comes from the bottom decks of the ship and/or the lower hull. This material would be the gun deck or cargo area. The entire team is excited about this because it brings the scatter pattern of the wreck into better focus. The analytics team has been working diligently to map out the new finds, merge it with pre-existing data, and adapt our wreck and sensor models to direct the scanning and exploration.
Now that the metal discriminator has completed integration on the SeaSearcher, we have also set a date to visit and map out the Juno Beach site with the SeaSearcher. The logistics planning is also well underway for this near-term trip.
https://seafarerexplorationcorp.com/metal-dis...completed/
It only takes a weekend, eh?
Really pinpointing that treasure, ain’t she?
It has been a busy summer with the Good Fortune SeaSearcher team going out at every possible opportunity to scan, dive, explore, and mark targets. We are pleased that the metal discriminator on SeaSearcher 2 has completed training and integration testing.
While we can not get into specifics at this time, one of the exciting categories of recent finds is that we are getting into material that our project archaeologists concluded likely comes from the bottom decks of the ship and/or the lower hull. This material would be the gun deck or cargo area. The entire team is excited about this because it brings the scatter pattern of the wreck into better focus. The analytics team has been working diligently to map out the new finds, merge it with pre-existing data, and adapt our wreck and sensor models to direct the scanning and exploration.
Now that the metal discriminator has completed integration on the SeaSearcher, we have also set a date to visit and map out the Juno Beach site with the SeaSearcher. The logistics planning is also well underway for this near-term trip.
https://seafarerexplorationcorp.com/metal-dis...completed/
It only takes a weekend, eh?
Really pinpointing that treasure, ain’t she?
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