Optech at Oceanology International 201005/03/2010 |
| Optech will be exhibiting its hardware and software at Stand D500 at Oceanology International 2010 in London, England, from 9th to 11th March. Optech will present a spectacular 3D display of seafloor reflectance images, hyperspectral data, and seafloor classification maps. The maps are based on data collected by Optech's SHOALS airborne lidar bathymeter, and processed by Optech's proprietary Rapid Environmental Assessment (REA) software. |
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Also on display will be the ILRIS MC laser scanner for coastal mapping. When integrated with an INS, ILRIS delivers geo-referenced data sets for shoreline mapping, harbor entrance mapping and navigation obstacle recognition.
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