Local diving spot close to Cosa Concordia route charted depth

[ianabc]

42.331844°, 11.043949°


is the position of a local dive spot close to the ais shiptrack


Posting a chart showing the depth

and hazards

at that location would be interesting.....

 

[VicS]

42.331844°, 11.043949°
is the position of a local dive spot close to the ais shiptrack
Posting a chart showing the depth
and hazards
at that location would be interesting.....

Thats in deep water. See http://g.co/maps/ws6kx


Depths around Le Scole are on this chart in a link already posted on the Mobo forum

 

[ianabc]

Great chart thank you! eom

Great chart thank you !

 

[ianabc]

This ais track looks interesting ...

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i11/orangeherald/gemitrafikcosta.jpg


shows a track near islands ?

but I do not belive that is the true track.


Could this be correct?

also this enlarged shiptrack


http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i11/orangeherald/gemitrafikcosta.jpg




and this thread


http://blog.geogarage.com/2012/01/italy-cruise-ship-costa-concordia.html

 

[VicS]

This has all been discussed , debated and speculated about in the main discussuion on Scuttlebtt http://www.ybw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=300433

Personally I cannot believe that the ship went between the two islets at le Scole south of the harbour but the trouble is there is a lack of detail in the AIS plot at the crucial time.
The position is plotted ar regular 4 minute intervals as the ship approached the island until 2037 hours then a gap in the data until 2053 by which time the ship was north of the harbour

You can zoom in on this http://marinetraffic.com/ais/default.aspx?oldmmsi=247158500&zoom=10&olddate=1/13/2012 9:02:00 PM and by hovering over the potted positions get the course speed and time.

 

[pappaecho]

Incidently I see that the Dutch are negotiating a contract to recover the ship for repair.
How they intend filling up a 160 ft gash so the ship can be refloated.
Lloyds reckon the incident will cost $750 million.
Should be interesting

 

[Bilgediver]

Incidently I see that the Dutch are negotiating a contract to recover the ship for repair.
How they intend filling up a 160 ft gash so the ship can be refloated.
Lloyds reckon the incident will cost $750 million.
Should be interesting

They enjoy a challenge!

 

[Avocet]

Incidently I see that the Dutch are negotiating a contract to recover the ship for repair.
How they intend filling up a 160 ft gash so the ship can be refloated.
Lloyds reckon the incident will cost $750 million.
Should be interesting

Halfords do those fibreglassing kits, I'm sure a few of those would hold until they got it to dry dock!