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Geometrics

  09/02/2012
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Brand Geometrics
Product G-882 Marine Magnetometer
Year of development 2004
Type of sensor (caesium, Overhauser, potassium, proton) Caesium vapor
Is the sensor a gradiometer? (Y/N) Single sensor, can be configured as gradiometer or multi-sensor array
Absolute accuracy (nT) 2 (note that this has little relevance to actual marine surveys)
Resolution (nT) 0.001
Operating range (nT) 18,000–90,000
Gradient tolerance (nT/m) 5000
Sensitivity (nT) 0.004/rtHz RMS
Sample rate (Hz) 40
External trigger possibility (Y/N) Y
Operating temperature (°C) –35 to +50
Power requirements 10W @ 24VDC
Limits of geographic operating zones All directions worldwide, except due N-S at equator
Direction of sensitivity Heading error less than 0.15nT over 360° spin
Fish dimensions Body diameter 2.75in (7cm), 4.5ft (1.37m) long with fin assembly (11in cross width)
Weight in air, water (kg) 18kg – including sensor and electronics and 1 main weight
Depth range 4,000psi
Towfish mounting (towed, fixed mount, other) Nose or CG tow
Power requirements 24–32VDC, 500mA (1A on start up, 2 min)
Type Kevlar, 6 conductor, steel coax with telemetry
Maximum length 300m standard, 800m with voltage sense supply, 6km with telemetry
Breaking strength 3,600lb
Diameter (mm) 12.2
Weight in air, water 52kg/300m, 20kg/300m
Is cable termination field replaceable? (Y/N) Y
Is visual read-out available? (Y/N) Y, with data-logging software
Is visual read-out available? (Y/N) N
Digital output (Y/N) Y
Supported digital data formats Multiple
Data-aquisition/processing package MagLog Lite, MagMap2000 (Free), MagPick (Free)
ROV (Y/N) Y
Side-scan sonar (Y/N) Y
Sub-bottom profiler (Y/N) Y
Single-beam echosounder (Y/N) Y
Depth sensor (Y/N) Y
Heading sensor (Y/N) Y
Typical applications Search for pipelines, power/telecommunication cables, unexploded ordnance (UXO), wrecks, treasure, oil/gas and mineral exploration surveys, infrastructure, hazards, degaussing station surveys, geophysical research



     


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