Sonar Equipment Services of Great Yarmouth, UK, has recently added the Applied Acoustics’ CSP-N seismic power supply to its equipment pool. The 1,200 Joule reverse polarity unit selected by Sonar...

Falmouth Scientific (USA) presented the HMS-620LF low frequency bubble gun seismic system at Oceanology International 2014. Bubble gun systems are suited for small-boat, shallow-water geophysical surveys. The systems utilise a...

Triton Imaging, USA, and Applied Acoustic Engineering, UK, have signed a manufacturing agreement under which Applied Acoustics will offer Triton ISIS Offshore-SB data acquisition and Perspective-SB processing and interpretation software...

Kim Ola, from Meridata Finland, has taken delivery of the SIG Pulse S1. The SIG Pulse is the new generation of energy sources developed by SIG France. It is a...

Hydro International traditionally prepares a preview of Oceanology International to help you prepare for the highlights of what businesses on the show floor will be presenting. The Hydro International preview offers you...

iXBlue, France, is providing ECHOES sub-bottom profilers and DELPH seabed mapping software to SHOM for shallow-water hydrographic applications. SHOM missions include ensuring safety of navigation, defence support and public policies...

Traditionally, the upper part of the shallow seabed is investigated using low frequency echo sounders to enable safe navigation, and even lower frequency profilers for seabed structure mapping. However, the...

Christian Assouke, from Locatech Services in Cameroon, is placing the order for a new SIG Pulse S1 sparker/boomer system. Locatech is working off the coasts of Western Africa, for platform...

The Laboratory of Oceanology and Geosciences (LOG) at Lille 1 University of Science and Technology has purchased a mini-sparker SIG Pulse from SIG France. The LOG is setting up a...

While nautical charting mainly focuses on bathymetry and objects that form a hazard to shipping, offshore construction and dredging require sub-bottom information. There is nothing worse in any project than...