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Your work. >> no. redo the work requires experts in many, many different fields. >> reporter: mark dickinson recently returned from the rethink team. he knows the entire weight of this search rests on the immarsat data. >> i think everyone on the investigation team working with this understand what it means. it means this is data that we have for whats happened for those six or seven hours is important that we get it right and particularly trying for the families and friends of the relatives onb...

Immarsat stands by it and doesnt think they need a verification but families need that. they lost their loved ones. they really could use and would like to have the rest of the data and the rest of the modeling and how did immarsat do it so they can be satisfied because they still dont have their loved ones and i think its understandable that they want to verify because theyre searching. >> thats the key thing to remember is that they are searching for closures and information on what happened t...

Good morning to you. im michaela pereira. >> im john berman. 11:00 a.m. in the east. 8:00 a.m. in the west. those stories and more "@ this hour." analysts are poring over satellite data used to calculate where malaysian airline flight 370 might have landed. they released that information more than two months after the families asked it be made public so other experts could test the data. >> almost a ream of paper. 47 pages of technical information that details communications. so-called handshake...

He joins us again. steve, thank you so much for being with us. let me ask you straight off. the data has been released. is this enough? >> the data has not been released to the next of kin directly until now. some of the next of kin including me havent asked about the data. that is true. >> many of the families have not received anything? >> yes. i cannot say most but some of the next of kins including me. i havent received anything from the malaysian airline or the malaysian government. >> what...

>> lets check in. lets check it again. because you want to make sure you come to a conclusion like that that you have done the right work. the data is as you understand it to be. >> reporter: was there a moment of disbelief? >> messages for six hours after the plane was lost is probably the biggest disbelief in terms of what you have. >> reporter: immarsat quickly realized the analysis of data from mh370 to the satellite produced an extraordinary result and needed to be tested. so they ran the m...

Other planes and data over a period of time. we can see at certain points something happened and is the raw data so the families will be able to take this data and give it to individuals that they have rounded up or contracted with to review data. they have the raw materials. they dont have the analysis that the ceo of immarsat mentioned. he gave it to the malaysians. immarsat has a lot of data and did a lot of work and are starting behind it. they didnt release that wonderful work is bad news. ...

Handshakes. leading the team here was mark dickinson with his colleagues they dived deep into the data. >> there are three types of information that we. messages from the ground station to the plane and back again that tells you the terminal is switched on and powered up and we have some time information and in addition to that there was some frequency measurements. >> reporter: timings told them the distance between the plane and the satellite enabling them to create the so-called arcs. they th...

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Immars immarsats ceo spoke about that on "new day." >> what we have put out so far is dissemination of the raw data across our network which is what came out today. there is obviously more information inside the investigation team. different models. different workings. a variety of different information that go to create a three dimensional picture of what may have gone on. its clearly possible to make further disclosures. what we have today is all of the data communications that immarsat has. >...