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Bathymetry |
Bathymetry survey of Crater Lake started on July 28, 2000. Scientists
from 
USGS,
University of New Hampshire's Center
for Coastal and Ocean Mapping, and National
Park Service used the latest high-resolution multi-beam technology
to conduct a new survey of the lake bottom.
Bathymetry Survey
Click on the following to view and learn more about mapping Crater Lake on July 2000:
Introduction to the Bathymetry Survey
Click here for a review of the new and old mapping technology of Crater Lake.
For more information, please visit
USGS
Pacific Seafloor Mapping, Crater Lake.
Data Download
Bathymetry data have been reprojected to the following projection: UTM NAD27 zone 10. The bathymetry data are mosaicked with the 10-m DEM data. The data are provided in a variety of formats for your convenience.
The .dem file is viewable using a USGS program called Dem3D.
2000 Bathymetry Survey
Bathymetry
(2-m resolution, .dem format, 25 MB compressed, 115 MB uncompressed).Bathymetry
(2-m resolution, ArcInfo grid in .e00 format, 43 MB compressed, 273 MB uncompressed).Acoustic Backscatter
(2-m resolution, ArcInfo grid in .e00 format, 50 MB compressed, 286 MB uncompressed).DEM mosaicked with bathymetry
(10-m resolution, .dem format, 28 MB compressed, 103 MB uncompressed).DEM mosaicked with bathymetry
(10-m resolution, .jpg format with world file, 2 MB compressed and uncompressed).Metadata for 2000 Bathymetry Survey
For more information please visit the
1959 Bathymetry Survey
Bathymetry
(30-m resolution, .dem format, 420 KB compressed, 3 MB uncompressed).DEM mosaicked with bathymetry
(30-m resolution, .dem format, 3 MB compressed, 13 MB uncompressed).Metadata not available for 1959 Bathymetry Survey