WreckSploration

WreckSploration We take photos/video of deep wrecks and process the images into 3D models.

Explore | Preserve | Educate

To build understanding & awareness of WA’s natural history through exploration & preservation of deep shipwrecks & education of the community. WreckSploration is an Incorporated Association registered in October 2022 for the purpose of creating photogrammetry models of shipwrecks outside of the depth range of normal SCUBA. The WreckSploration team was inspired after a

ttending at talk at OzTek 2022 by Dr Matt Carter from Major Projects Foundation. As passionate divers who are all involved in fostering the diving community in Western Australia we are often asked for more details by our peers and the wider community about the ‘deep wrecks’, and photos can only do so much. After Dr Carter's presentation we realised that photogrammetry of these wrecks would be the perfect medium through which to bring them to life for the wider community.. Using our technical diving skills; the WreckSploration Team aims to create photogrammetry models at depths that other divers are unable to reach. Preservation of these wrecks, through the models, will build understanding and awareness of Western Australia’s shipwrecks, and assist with the education of the community on this history lying just off our coast. The WreckSploration team have the support of the WA Museum and Maritime Archaeological Association of Western Australia.

It was looking like this season would be a blowout, but 2 weather windows in quick succession means the team has been ha...
21/04/2026

It was looking like this season would be a blowout, but 2 weather windows in quick succession means the team has been hard at work surveying a new target.

We can confirm the positive identification of the cutter suction dredge "Premier".

Built in 1893, she has a fascinating backstory - originally brought all the way over from Europe specifically to assist in the Fremantle Harbour project. She was also used in the construction of Princess Royal Harbour, Albany.

https://wrecksploration.au/projects/premier/

After a hit-and-miss season for weather windows, the WreckSploration team finally caught a break to survey a brand-new s...
14/04/2026

After a hit-and-miss season for weather windows, the WreckSploration team finally caught a break to survey a brand-new site.

With only 20 minutes of bottom time at a challenging 115m depth, we successfully captured the data for our latest 3D model.

Presenting: Bankfields.

As the last of Fremantle’s coal hulks, she marked the end of an era and met a truly spectacular end at the hands of the RAAF.

https://wrecksploration.au/projects/bankfields/

03/04/2026

The WreckSploration team was invited to the premiere of Shipwreck Hunters Season 2 a few months ago. After seeing The Langstone featured in Episode 1, we knew we had to get out there and survey the site.

The collaboration and support from the Shipwreck Hunters team has been fantastic, and we’re proud to present our latest shipwreck model: The Langstone.

https://wrecksploration.au/projects/langstone/

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