Hawaii Mapping Research Group

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HMRG Mapping Systems

HAWAII MR1

HMRG's workhorse system. The MR1 is a 12 kHz phased difference mapping system.

IMI30

The 30 kHz "Imaging and Mapping Instrument". HMRG's newest high resolution deep towed system.

IMI12

HMRG's newest 12 kHz mapping system. An improvement on our classic MR1 system with new electronics, towbody, and transducers.

DSL120

Starting in May 2007 HMRG took over responsibility of operating and maintaing the DSL120 from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute. The DSL120 is a world class 120 kHz deep towed mapping system.

Data Archives

AAGRUUK Data Archive

The arctic archive for geophysical research. Check out this work in development.

Main Hawaiian Islands Multibeam Synthesis

The synthesis of all of the available multibeam data for the Main Hawaiian Islands. NOTE: This site is currently being rebuilt to incorporate new data. Check back soon.

HAWAII MR1 Data Archive

The digital archive for the HAWAII MR1 system. This archive contains data starting as far back as 1991.

Sea Level Change

Flooding Oahu

A look at how sea level rise on Oahu will affect the island.

Flooding Maui

A look at how sea level rise on Maui will affect the island.

Services Available at HMRG

R/V Kilo Moana Mapping

Operations, mapping, and archives for the Simrad EM120 and EM1002 Multibeam systems on the R/V Kilo Moana

Multibeam Sidescan Processing

HMRG has developed a unique set of tools and methods for processing sidescan data from a large variety of multibeam systems.

DSL120 Data Processing

Processing and mapping for the WHOI DSL-120A deep towed 120 kHz mapping system.

Multibeam Bathymetry Processing

Using a combination of commercially available packages and custom designed software, HMRG is able to produce high quality multibeam bathymetric chart sets.

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	Hawaii Mapping Research Group

Part of the: Hawaii Institute of Geophysics & Planetology | SOEST | University of Hawaii

Hawaii Mapping Research Group

Welcome to the Hawaii Mapping Research Group !

HMRG Mapping Systems

HMRG's workhorse system. The MR1 is a 12 kHz phased difference mapping system.

The 30 kHz "Imaging and Mapping Instrument". HMRG's newest high resolution deep towed system.

HMRG's newest 12 kHz mapping system. An improvement on our classic MR1 system with new electronics, towbody, and transducers.

Starting in May 2007 HMRG took over responsibility of operating and maintaing the DSL120 from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute. The DSL120 is a world class 120 kHz deep towed mapping system.

Data Archives

The arctic archive for geophysical research. Check out this work in development.

The synthesis of all of the available multibeam data for the Main Hawaiian Islands. NOTE: This site is currently being rebuilt to incorporate new data. Check back soon.

The digital archive for the HAWAII MR1 system. This archive contains data starting as far back as 1991.

Sea Level Change

A look at how sea level rise on Oahu will affect the island.

A look at how sea level rise on Maui will affect the island.

Services Available at HMRG

R/V Kilo Moana Mapping

Operations, mapping, and archives for the Simrad EM120 and EM1002 Multibeam systems on the R/V Kilo Moana

Multibeam Sidescan Processing

HMRG has developed a unique set of tools and methods for processing sidescan data from a large variety of multibeam systems.

DSL120 Data Processing

Processing and mapping for the WHOI DSL-120A deep towed 120 kHz mapping system.

Multibeam Bathymetry Processing

Using a combination of commercially available packages and custom designed software, HMRG is able to produce high quality multibeam bathymetric chart sets.

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