OCENS GRIB Explorer Bathymetry
Use GRIB Explorer and ocean bathymetry to layer surface currents and mixed layer depths in relation to ocean depth. Relate sea surface heights and temperatures to ocean ridges and valleys. Find ocean shelves and slopes. No matter what or where, OCENS GRIB Explorer Bathymetry can address your need for a better than birds-eye view of the prevailing ocean conditions as they relate to or are affected by ocean bathymetry data.
Digital ocean bathymetry data offers a new perspective to the old challenge of accurately measuring the depth of the ocean. Collected via acoustic and satellite measurements, then synthesized with computer technology, digital bathymetry data provides a startlingly reliable rendering of offshore ocean depths. OCENS' Bathymetry modules make these data available as components to its popular GRIB Explorer weather and ocean data viewing software.
Digital Bathymetry modules for GRIB Explorer continue OCENS' tradition of delivering reliable weather and ocean data at an affordable price. Add OCENS Bathymetry data to your repertoire of ocean analysis tools before you make another trip.
Of course, the GRIB ocean and weather data you view in GRIB Explorer in relation to your bathymetry information are acquired through a seamless interaction between GRIB Explorer and the OCENS WeatherNet data service. Simply select the weather or ocean data of interest to you, draw a box around the ocean region pertinent to your operation, and download. In just seconds, WeatherNet retrieves the information to your computer, then automatically terminates the connection, saving you not just precious seconds but, if conducted over a satellite phone, money as well.
Purchase by regions
OCENS divides its global bathymetry data into six ocean regions: Northwest Atlantic, Northeast Atlantic, South Atlantic, North Pacific, South Pacific and the Indian Ocean. Purchase by region or purchase the whole world as one module at an unbelievably affordable price. Bathymetry data is available at a spatial resolution of 2 nm. Modules are protected separately from each other and their parent GRIB Explorer software.
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