New evidence released by Australian government agencies on Wednesday may have narrowed the location of missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau, the lead body behind search operations for MH370 in the southern Indian Ocean, released two reports, one of which concluded that the location of the aircraft may be identified "with unprecedented precision and certainty."

The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia's main scientific agency, conducted drift modeling on imagery captured by a French satellite, two weeks after the passenger plane disappeared.