Hydrographic Survey for Bathymetry and Backscatter with Motion Stabilized Multibeam
Dr. Kruss will outline the mosaicking issues in backscatter imaging using sonar systems and show the difference in non-stabilized and fully stabilized imaging techniques using NORBIT WINGHEAD i80S system. The geo-co-location of the soundings and their spatio-temporal relation is discussed for the quality of the imaging.
This session is free to attend and allocated on a first come first served basis. Please visit the Norbit stand to register for this session.
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An Update of New Products and Features for Seabed Mapping
The SeaBat T51-R has quickly become popular due to its unique high frequency array enabling users to collect high resolution data without the compromise of swath width. Today we present a new variant: SeaBat T51-ASV. This system comes with a small form factor processor tailored to autonomous operations. In this presentation we set out the details of this new system. We also discuss the integration of the SeaBat T20 into the GAVIA AUV. A first for a beamforming multibeam to fit in a low logistics AUV. Finally, we present a new detection mode for SeaBat to acquire finer detail from vertical structures such as quay walls.
This session is free to attend and allocated on a first come first served basis. Please visit the Teledyne Marine Interconnect stand to register for this session.
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Autonomous Turbulence Profiling: Updates on Sensor Technology and Data Processing
Gliders and profiling floats provide extended geospatial and temporal coverage for oceanic turbulence data collection. Rockland Scientific will provide updates on hardware and software systems for in-situ turbulence data processing and transmission, as well as recent improvements to microstructure sensor mounting and protection systems.
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Efficiency and Automated Solutions from QPS
Did you want to learn how acquiring data in Qinsy and processing in Qimera can result in improved workflow efficiency? Please join QPS to discover more.
This session is free to attend and allocated on a first come first served basis. Please visit the QPS BV stand to register for this session.
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Processing of Bathymetric Data using AI
This session will demonstrate the use of an artificial intelligence based approach to the processing of sonar date from the GeoSwath bathymetry system.
This session is free to attend and allocated on a first come first served basis. Please visit the GeoAcoustics Ltd stand to register for this session.
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Demonstration of Compact Midsize ROV "BUDDY"
Introducing Framework Robotics' light, reliable and novel modular system ROV "BUDDY". Visitors will be introduced to the system by an employee and will be invited to test the BUDDY equipped with a 360° camera system and advanced robotic manipulator directly on site.
This session is free to attend and allocated on a first come first served basis. Please visit the Framework Robotics GmbH stand to register for this session.
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Applications using the Falmouth Scientific Inc. HMS-620 Bubble Gun Bubbleless Acoustic Seismic Source
Wind and waves on coastal beaches move the shoreline back. Replenishing those beaches, is both costly and ongoing. The FSI “bubble gun” a bubbleless seismic source is used to survey the sand and gravel deposits on the sea floor. The HMS-620 also can be used for other applications including geologic research in deeper waters such as in the Mediterranean Sea.
This session is free to attend and allocated on a first come first served basis. Please visit the Falmouth Scientific Inc. stand to register for this session.
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Learn how the Deep Trekker REVOLUTION Combines Rugged Durability with the latest Technological Advances
Deep Trekker REVOLUTION is based on an automated station holding ability, allowing the camera, sonar and manipulator arm to rotate a full 260 degrees for advanced situational awareness and unmatched flexibility. It can be remotely controlled to depths of 305 meters underwater, making quick work of complex missions.
This session is free to attend and allocated on a first come first served basis. Please visit the Deep Trekker Inc. stand to register for this session.
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LabSTAF Portable Phytoplankton Primary Productivity Instrument
LabSTAF Is the next generation of STAF-based instrumentation to measure phytoplankton primary productivity. The system incorporates unparalleled sensitivity with a wide dynamic range, allowing for measurements in all environments: from reservoirs and lakes to open ocean.
This session is free to attend and allocated on a first come first served basis. Please visit the Chelsea Technologies Ltd stand to register for this session.
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USV for Bathymetry (multibeam) with Lidar and Winch
USV200 is a compact and easily transportable USV for bathymetry, dedicated to high-density hydrographic and bathymetric surveys and structural images of the seabed. Ideal for environmental water surveys in harbours, inland waters, lakes, rivers... even with remote access. Compatible with a wide variety of sensors (Lidar, winch...).
This session is free to attend and allocated on a first come first served basis. Please visit the CADDEN stand to register for this session.
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