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Teledyne RESON

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Philip Boissevain

+45 4738 0022

www.teledyne-reson.com

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    Manor renewable energy order

    2021-10-15T20:33:00

    Manor Renewable Energy (MRE) is continuing to invest in its survey capability.

  • News

    Backscatter Mosaicking for Teledyne PDS

    2018-04-13T11:52:00

    A new option has been added to the Teledyne PDS applications to enable Side Scan Sonar Backscatter Mosaicking, ensuring that the PDS offering remains at the forefront of sonar processing software.

  • 'ORP Piast' is undergoing an upgrade at the Nauta Shipyard in Gdynia including the installation of a SeaBat T50-R Photo: Mr Marian Kluczynski

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    Teledyne Reson sonar for Danish rescue vessel

    2018-02-12T14:12:00

    The Polish Navy has upgraded one of its rescue vessels with a high resolution multibeam sonar which will help broaden the scope of its duties.

  • The purpose of the PDS software suite is to allow real time reading of data from one or more sensors

    News

    Pile driving application for construction support

    2018-01-02T13:10:00

    Danish software developer Teledyne has launched a new application for pile driving guidance and monitoring to help reduce production time on hydrographic survey and dredging and construction projects.

  • The Wreck seen in maximum resolution:  Data collected with a Teledyne RESON SeaBat 7101 Multibeam Echosounder. Data processing in Teledyne PDS

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    Century-old wreck uncovered while performing routine Port Company survey

    2017-12-07T11:07:00

    Emily Hand, Hydrographic Surveyor at the Bristol Port Company tells the interesting tale of uncovering the wreck of the ‘Brunswick’ a metal-hulled cargo vessel lost off the UK’s Port of Bristol in 1900 and rediscovered in 2017.

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    Multibeam sounders for new Japanese Coast Guard vessels

    2017-07-27T09:21:00

    Denmark’s Teledyne Reson is to provide extensive multibeam equipment assemblies for two new hydrographic survey vessels under construction for the governmental Japan Coast Guard (JCG) organisation.

  • The open courses cover Teledyne PDS for dredging or multibeam operations

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    Teledyne RESON and Teledyne PDS open courses

    2017-02-22T10:28:00

    Denmark’s Teledyne RESON A/S has announced a new series of SeaBat and Teledyne PDS training courses.

  • A Seafloor Systems’ EchoBoat-G2 designed for impromptu and routine inspection surveys via remote control,

    News

    USV development

    2017-02-22T09:01:00

    Among latest additions to growing worldwide development of self-sufficient USVs and AUVs is EchoBoat-G2 developed by California-based Seafloor Systems which the US company says will be available for distribution in Europe via Teledyne Reson’s bases in Denmark, Germany, Netherlands and the UK.

  • Typical components for one of Teledyne Reson’s new T series of Seabat multibeam sonars designed for operation on small survey platforms and larger vessels

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    Reson extends SeaBat sonar range

    2016-10-25T11:52:00

    Teledyne Reson has extended its SeaBat range of multibeam sonar systems with introduction of four new models which the Danish company says can be readily scaled to match the needs of smaller survey platforms and those of larger vessels.

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Philip Boissevain

  • +45 4738 0022
  • www.teledyne-reson.com
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