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Hydrographic Survey by David Goodfellow

New Innomar Sub-Bottom Profiler

Rostock, Germany based Innomar Technologie has extended its SES-2000 series of parametric sub-bottom profiling systems for open sea and shallow water applications with introduction of a fan-type model incorporating three common parametric transducers and associated transceiver electronics.

Innomar Technologie engineers fit a trio of transducers for Baltic Sea trials of the latest SES-2000 sub-bottom profiling system.
Innomar Technologie engineers fit a trio of transducers for Baltic Sea trials of the latest SES-2000 sub-bottom profiling system.

SES-2000 Fan, as it is known, permits transmission of very narrow sound beams of plus or minus 450 as a result of its special transducer arrangement.

Fans of individually transmitted and received beams can be used either for bathymetry with a wider swathe or for detection of embedded targets via generated low frequencies.

In common with other models, the system can also be supported by electronic beam steering and stabilisation using an industry standard motion sensor. Storage of data is digital for extended post-processing of findings.

Innomar says the first Fan system has already been commissioned by Hamburg’s University of Applied Sciences who plan to use it for various research projects as well as education of hydrographic and geomatics students.

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Innomar Technologie engineers fit a trio of transducers for Baltic Sea trials of the latest SES-2000 sub-bottom profiling system.

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