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Non-linear Acoustics in Echosounding and Sediments

For attaining high-resolution echo-prints, echosounding equipment must fulfil certain requirements regarding directivity, pulse length and other properties possible to achieve using non-linear acoustics. One important problem in sediment acoustics is...

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Women in Command

Commander Jenny Daetz is one of the commanding officers on Australia’s two ocean-going Leeuwin-class surveying ships, the largest surveying ships in the Royal Australian Navy. As commanding officer of HS-RED...

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Sandwave Migration

The use of swathe systems in a highly mobile, shallow-water environment poses significant problems for the hydrographic surveyor. Several physical factors encountered when gathering swathe data are introduced and described...

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Towed Current Profilers

Over the past decade, acoustic current profiling instruments have proven to be a powerful tool in measuring currents in the ocean, obtaining direction and magnitude of currents in a vertical...

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From Test Tank to Deep Water

SPINAV is an ongoing Joint Industry Project that is moving cutting-edge autonomous inspection technology from proof-of-concept trials in the test tank (completed November 2004) to an offshore trial using an...

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Editorial

Question: What did you, your organisation or company do on World Hydrography Day (in case you forgot: the 21st of June) to promote hydrography outside the circle of the hydrographic...

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'As it Was'

Foreword by Steve Ritchie Until 1959 the two triangulation networks on either side of the Persian Gulf had never been connected, so that ships’ navigators, when changing their fixes from...

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Acoustic Classification by Sonar

A breakthrough in signal conditioning has lead to significant improvements in single-beam and swath classification. With modern computers, this allows cost-effective bottom classification across multiple sonar platforms. The common dataset...

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