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logo 11/29/2024 4:00:23 PM     
Seafloor mapper Dave Bernstein knows how to find fish 
By Capt. Gordon Churchill US Source: coastalreview 2/8/2023
Capt. Gordon Churchill
Credit: Contributed
You just never know what kind of work the people you meet on the coast are doing until you get to know them. Dave Bernstein is a highly regarded geospatial mapping specialist who uses high-tech tools to map underwater contours for updating nautical charts.

He also happens to live in Morehead City and is an outstanding angler.
 

“Through graduate school at NC State University, I had an opportunity to work at the coast in marine science with UNC and NC State,” he said recently, adding that it led to a life on the water. “Through working in the marine labs, I met Chris and Sloan Freeman, and a few years later Geodynamics was formed.”

They three have been working together a long time and it’s paid off. “20 years later, Geodynamics has grown to a leading name in the hydrographic research and mapping industry.”

The company does more than make seafloor maps.

 
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