It is synthetic aperture sonar acoustic image of sea floor
More than nine months after the ill-fated Malaysian Airlines
flight MH370 went missing, a fresh image of a sonar impression of the sea floor
has been released by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB).
The picture released by the MH370 investigators is from the
southern Indian Ocea, reports MSN.com.
"The image is a synthetic aperture sonar acoustic image
of the seafloor gathered by GO Phoenix," the ATSB said in a statement.
"This is indicative of the resolution and quality of
the data and that it is revealing important detail of the seafloor."
The plane carrying 239 people onboard went off the radar on
March 8.
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