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Narrow it down, put the pinger locators in the water, find the pinger noise, which is the easiest search to do the first search then you can start doing the side scan sonar, pick up the data of the debris field and then map that and go get some high resolution pictures and then send your salvage divers down. it's shallow enough there that they can use divers to recover black boxes. so that's a much faster easier operation than using rovs. but when they start pulling the debris up they'll be using probably some robotic gear and a lot of salvage gear. but at 100, 150 feet it's deep there's some ...

Though these boxes may be in the general vicinity, lets talk about the depth of three miles potentially in this area. we heard our jennifer gray make comparisons of that, distance of 20 eiffel towers. what kind of equipment can be brought in, the time line to bring in and salvage explore beneath the surface? >> that's a very good question. if this is verified as a pinger noise, then really we've hit the jackpot and we're able to stick a pin and say this is the spot. the next step is to map the sea floor, probably first by sonar which the "echo" is equipped with and side scan sonar which would ...