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Almirante Barroso | Shipwreck 3D Photogrammetry

This is the wreck believed to be the 1882 Brazilian navy corvette Almirante Barroso. The ship sunk one year later in the Strait of Gubal in the Gulf of Suez. Provided the identification is correct, the ship and her crew was making a circumnavigation attempt while training future navy officers. Almirante Barroso was a fully rigged tall ship, but was built at a time where the world was transitioning to steam power. The steam engine remains in excellent shape and is visible in the model. Her steel hull remains intact, but her wood deck has rotted away. This scan data was collected on two dives from M.V. Noran of the Red Sea Explorers, during the Wreck Exploration Project in February 2020. Between the wreck’s depth at 75m/250ft, long bottom times, and significant current, the project was challenging but successful. More information: redseaexplorers.com/news/steamship/ Interactive 3D Model: https://skfb.ly/6RsQZ Orthophotos: https://imgur.com/a/BXLlYU2 Bottom Divers: Dorota Czerny, Faisal Khalaf, Irene Homberger, Kees Beemster Leverenz, Kirill Egorov, and Marcus Newbold Support Divers: Bernard Djermakian and Olga Martinelli *Correction: although the video notes the wreck sunk in 1883, it actually sunk in 1893.