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TCarta Marine, LLC has been a global innovator in Satellite Derived Bathymetry since its founding in 2014.
TCarta intends to contribute bathymetric data to fill data gaps in existing hydrographic survey coverage.
TCarta is currently conducting grant research funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to advance satellite imagery collection for improved Satellite Derived Bathymetry data.
TCarta aims to develop standards for Satellite Derived Bathymetry, next-generation data accuracy assessments, and definitions of zones of confidence.
The Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project signed a Memorandum of Understanding with TCarta Marine, LLC.
TCarta has extensive experience producing custom, project-specific Satellite Derived Bathymetry and automating processes through cloud computation.
TCarta Marine, LLC is a US-based company dedicated to marine remote sensing and hydrospatial data services.
Kyle Goodrich is the President of TCarta Marine, LLC.
In late 2019 TCarta Marine received a Phase 2 Small Business Innovation Research grant to commercialize next-generation SDB measurement technologies.
TCarta Marine supplied the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration with satellite-derived bathymetry validated by green laser altimeter data from NASA’s ICESat-2 satellite for two U.S. shallow-water coastal areas.
NASA’s ICESat-2 satellite launched in 2018 and its space-based laser data was included in TCarta’s SDB research.
TCarta is analyzing data captured with multiple types of satellite sensors, including multi-spectral, hyperspectral, green laser, and synthetic aperture radar, to determine which images and methodologies or combinations produce optimal characteristics for SDB.
By the start of the summer 2022 collection season, TCarta planned to have developed a multi-satellite coastal surveying capability and a collection strategy for maximization of SDB and related technologies in Alaskan and Arctic waters.
TCarta developed an AI-based technique that leverages ICESat-2 data to train the SDB algorithm and validate results.
TCarta integrated ICESat-2 laser measurements into commercial bathymetric projects and routinely offers ICESat-2–based enhancements.
A two-year NSF Phase II grant focused on commercialization of TCarta’s SDB technologies was awarded in late 2019.
TCarta developed new machine learning-based bathymetric mapping technologies including two software packages and commercial application of NASA’s ICESat-2 satellite with funding from the National Science Foundation.
NSF awarded TCarta a Phase 1 grant in 2018 to develop multi-method and integrated satellite-derived bathymetry technologies.
NSF awarded TCarta Marine a Phase I grant in 2018 to develop multi-method and integrated Satellite Derived Bathymetry technologies.
By combining ML-based SDB techniques with ICESat-2 validation methods, TCarta developed a workflow for deriving accurate water depth measurements at scale from multiple high-resolution satellite images.