Oceanographic vessel of the Russian Navy "Admiral Vladimirsky" made a measurement of the depths at the transition from the Baltic to the Mediterranean Sea

The oceanographic research vessel of the Russian Navy “Admiral Vladimirsky” at the first stage of the hike on the plan of the 2 International Expedition to the Indian Ocean, carried out under the auspices of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO, produced 1290 linear kilometers of depth gauge during the course of the designated course from Kronstadt to the Straits, informs the Department of Information and Mass Communications of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation

In addition, military hydrographs made 14 surveys with the help of hydrological stations to correct marine navigation charts and carried out 1300 km of gravimetric surveys of the bottom relief along the route of the vessel from the Baltic Sea to the Mediterranean.

Currently, the OIS "Admiral Vladimirsky" follows the approved route in the Mediterranean Sea. The material part, navigation systems and hydrographic equipment of the vessel operate in the normal mode, the military department noted

The crew of the Admiral Vladimirsky and expedition members on board were given the task of completing a set of hydrometeorological observations during the 6 months of the expedition, carrying out a large amount of research to correct the nautical navigation charts along the route in the Baltic, North, Mediterranean and Red Seas, as well as in the Indian Ocean and in the northeast Atlantic. The main task of the expedition to which the ship "Admiral Vladimirsky" went - integrated oceanographic research in the Indian Ocean.

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[A. Privalov]

From the Neva to Moscow river measurements were not done by chance?

[wax]

By chance, only fleas jump.

[Orionvit]

Quote: A. Privalov

From the Neva to Moscow river measurements were not done by chance?

Jordan to begin to measure, at least with a school ruler, there is enough depth. And the Neva and the Moscow River are still pretty navigable.

[A. Privalov]

Quote: Orionvit

Quote: A. Privalov

From the Neva to Moscow river measurements were not done by chance?

Jordan to begin to measure, at least with a school ruler, there is enough depth. And the Neva and the Moscow River are still pretty navigable.

So it seems that the Mediterranean has not become shallow yet, or am I mistaken?

[Orionvit]

Quote: A. Privalov

So it seems the Mediterranean has not yet become shallow

And here it is? And the Indian Ocean is still deep.

[A. Privalov]

Quote: Orionvit

Quote: A. Privalov

So it seems the Mediterranean has not yet become shallow

And here it is? And the Indian Ocean is still deep.

It is deep, but who was going to wash the boots in it? By the way, our Eilat, who does not know, is standing on the Red Sea - in the Indian Ocean. Come wash.

[Orionvit]

Quote: A. Privalov

Come wash.

Do not fuck up, otherwise you, again the whole world will be to blame.

[A. Privalov]

Quote: Orionvit

Quote: A. Privalov

Come wash.

Do not fuck up, otherwise you, again the whole world will be to blame.

Oh, yes throw these nonsense! Your worries are full of mouth.

[Mar.Tirah]

Quote: A. Privalov

The main task of the expedition to which the ship "Admiral Vladimirsky" set sail is integrated oceanographic research in the Indian Ocean.

He should have another task. To lay the routes for the safe movement of submarines, to places of exit to position areas, and warships. I hope UNESCO paid for the research, and Putin again did not provide free help from the state budget?

[Grandfather]

Quote: Mar. Tira

safe movement of submarines, to places of exit to position areas, and warships.

kaneshno ... such "secret fairways" ...

[petrol cutter]

Visually very ancient galosh. Although full of even more ancient troughs in the ranks ...

[Naval]

Measuring the depths is so, a passing task. The main task, I think, is the creation of hydrological section tables, gravimetric, geomagnetic measurements. The old man will still serve the motherland.