Beta version of the data, testing live sync with our internal database. Not for use in planning. The Maritime Archaeology shipwreck database contains information and details on Western Australian shipwrecks recorded by the Western Australian Museum. Within the shipwreck database there are records and details for over 1650 Western Australian shipwrecks, including the Batavia, SS Xantho and Zuytdorp.

Please see https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/maritime-register-relic-images This data set is an extract from the South Australian Register of Historic Shipwrecks. The database includes all known shipwrecks located in South Australian and Australian waters adjacent to South Australia. It includes information pertaining to Historic Shipwreck and Historic Relics as described under the (Commonwealth) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 and the (South Australian) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1981. The dataset includes shipwrecks that have not yet been declared under either of these Acts. Filtering may take place to restrict the location of sensitive shipwrecks where condition assessments are pending. The dataset references a selection of shipwreck images. See also: https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/shipwrecks

This dataset includes over 2000 images of shipwrecks and shipwreck relics which provides a unique insight into the State's maritime history. In addition to the images the dataset includes an extract from the South Australian Register of Historic Shipwrecks. The database includes all known shipwrecks located in South Australian and Australian waters adjacent to South Australia. It includes information pertaining to Historic Shipwreck and Historic Relics as described under the (Commonwealth) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 and the (South Australian) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1981. The dataset includes shipwrecks that have not yet been declared under either of these Acts. Filtering may take place to restrict the location of sensitive shipwrecks where condition assessments are pending. The Maritime Register (XML) contains the image URL which can be matched to the image name. The register also includes the shipwreck name, historical background, description of the relic, location of the shipwreck and other details. See also: https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/shipwrecks

A database was created by the WA Museum to provide easy access to information on more than 1450 documented shipwrecks in Western Australian waters. The database contains shipwrecks dating from 1622 and can be searched by: - name, - date, - type of vessel, - found/not found, - builder, - master, - owner, - region, or - any related keyword.

This data set is an extract from the South Australian Shipwrecks Database. The database includes all known shipwrecks located in South Australian and Australian waters adjacent to South Australia. It incorporates the Register of Historic Shipwrecks and the Register of Historic Relics as required under the (Commonwealth) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 and the (South Australian) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1981. The database also includes shipwrecks that have not been delclared under either of these Acts. Filtering may take place to restrict the location of sensitive shipwrecks. See also: http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/shipwreck-images

The Australian National Shipwrecks Database includes all known shipwrecks in Australian waters and allows users to search for those historic shipwrecks protected by Commonwealth or State/Territory legislation. The database was developed by the Australasian Institute of Maritime Archaeology with financial assistance from the Commonwealth and was previously maintained by the Western Australian Maritime Museum with Commonwealth funding. This Department now maintains the database. The information in the database has been collected by each of the State and Territory historic shipwreck agencies and the data is subject to ongoing editing and refining. The positions of many wrecks are unknown or estimated. Some wrecks are represented by a bounding box where the wreck is thought to occur. Further information on a particular shipwreck may be obtained by contacting the agency in the same State or Territory as where the shipwreck is located. A new Australian National Shipwreck and Relic Database is planned to be launched later in 2008. This database will have an increased search function and will allow for shipwreck artefacts (relics) to be associated with shipwreck files.

This dataset contains CTD profiles collected during the Parks Australia project Exploring the Deepest Parts of Australian Marine Parks, led by the Minderoo-UWA Deep-Sea Research Centre (MUDSRC). CTD sensors were mounted on autonomous lander frames and deployed in the Perth Canyon and Gascoyne Marine Parks. The purpose of the overall study is to characterise the environmental conditions, biodiversity, geological features, and benthic habitats of the deepest areas within Australia’s marine parks.