GeoSwath Plus Trials on Remus 100 AUV04/02/2010 |
| GeoAcoustics, UK, and Hydroid Inc, USA, have been integrating the GeoSwath Plus wide-swath sonar with the Remus 100 man-portable AUV. In late 2009 a 500kHz GeoSwath Plus (GS+) was deployed on a Remus 100 for a survey of Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, USA. The AUV was also equipped with a full navigation package including a Kearfott T16 Inertial navigation System aided by an RDL Doppler Velocity Log. This configuration allows the man-portable Remus 100 to collect high resolution, high accuracy co-registered bathymetry and side scan survey data. |
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