Expedition Titanic: Surface and Sub-sea Positioning

Bradley Gillis, Project Navigator, provided surface positioning for the Jean Charcot and sub-sea positioning for the Remora ROV on Expedition Titanic.

Proper positioning above and below the sea helped contribute to our ability to capture amazing footage of Titanic without any major issues or delays.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Expedition Titanic
• Titanic
• RMS Titanic Inc
• ROV navigation
• underwater navigation
• Bradley Gillis
• Jean Charcot

[unsinckabletitanic]

Is this an extract from a documentary

[titanic]

@unsinckabletitanic No, this is footage from Expedition Titanic shot earlier this month in the North Atlantic. Over a 20+ day expedition, our team documented the entire wreck site in stunning 2D & 3D images and video.

[virgiliofi]

@titanic where can we see those images and videos?

[unsinckabletitanic]

Oh ive heard about that on the discovery website if i remember correctly

[lakelandchief]

@titanic Are you part of the Expedition team? Is there anyways I can go down!?!?!??! How much would it be??!?! Is this going to be on TV??!!

[jetstorm39]

o thanks and sorry for the stupide Questein i ask

[MusicPoursDown]

I think that it was mean that they only let first class passangers on the lifeboats.

[godseesnocolour]

@jetstorm39 huh what? ofcourse they have they found it at the same time as finding the bow over 20 odd years ago. (@_@)

[jetstorm39]

have any Explores found the other half of the Titanic

[nonefour]

thanks for all the videos, it keeps me informed of Titanic :)