Green Island Jetty Hydrographic Survey
CLIENT
Tailored Spatial
Solutions
REGION
FIELDWORK
28-29 August 2025
QOFFSHORE ROLE
Hydrographic survey
subcontractor
SERVICE
SURVEY AREA
86,675 m²
RESOLUTION
0.25 m bathymetric grid
OUTPUTS
The client issue
The practical question
How can the jetty and approaches be mapped with enough density and control to support reliable engineering, charting and maintenance decisions?
The survey challenge
Jetty and nearshore access
Survey lines had to work around structures, shallow areas and reefinfluenced seabed without compromising coverage.
Precise survey control
Bathymetry had to be referenced to GDA2020 / MGA Zone 55 and Lowest Astronomical Tide with independent GNSS checks
Large depth transition
The mapped seabed ranged from about +0.62 m to -26.58 m LAT and still required one consistent high-resolution surface.
What QOffshore provided
Establish control
Mobilise the vessel, measure offsets, verify GNSS control and establish the project vertical reference
Acquire dense MBES
Run overlapping multibeam lines around the jetty and approaches with real-time quality checks.
Process and validate
Review navigation and attitude, clean soundings and generate a consistent 0.25 m surface.
Chart and deliver
Produce DTM, contours, spot depths and final hydrographic charts for project use.
86,675 m²
SURVEY AREA
192.5 million
ACCEPTED SOUNDINGS
0.25 m
GRID RESOLUTION
2 days
FIELD ACQUISITION
DECISION-READY OUTPUTS
- High-resolution DTM and XYZ bathymetry
- Contour and spot-depth charts
- Independent GNSS position and level verification
- GDA2020 / MGA Zone 55 and LAT-referenced products
- Engineering-ready seabed model for future comparison
Outcome and client value
The survey produced a high-fidelity bathymetric model around the jetty and approaches, with independent
GNSS checks showing close agreement and no systematic bias. Tailored Spatial Solutions received a
consistent dataset suitable for engineering review, charting, maintenance planning and future comparison.
THE SUCCESS STORY
Dense MBES coverage converted a complex jetty approach into a clear, geodetically controlled seabed model that engineers and operators could use directly.