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Sounder Success on Show at Seawork
01 Jun 2005
Seawork regulars Ruth and Charlie Foll of Atlantas Marine will be on Stand 188 eager to tell visitors about the new Marimatech MP35 dual frequency echosounder they have recently delivered to Forth Ports .
The E-Sea Sound MP35 is claimed to be the most advanced hydrographic echo sounder on the market and is based on its very successful predecessor, the E-Sea Sound 206. It incorporates a faster processor and a built in zip drive for higher efficiency and the ability to back up survey data. A paper printer is available for surveyors who also require data in the traditional form.
The MP35 performs to full survey specifications from shallow water to full ocean depth, offering sub-bottom penetration, multiple layer tracking, and advanced heave correction. It can operate to depths of 5,000m which can be extended to 10,000m with an optional power amplifier.
Peter Crawley, dredging and conservancy superintendent for Forth Ports said, 'We have used the Marimatech echosounder on board our buoy tender/survey boat on a daily basis since 1998 and we have been most impressed with its reliability.
We shall fit the MP35 to our new survey boat.'
Charlie Foll added, 'We are confident that we will be able to build on this success in 2005 and establish the new Marimatech MP35 as the echosounder of choice for surveyors. We also delivered the VT TSS DMS 25 heave sensor.'
MJ Information No: 20776
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