GeoAcoustics have launched Timer2, a new micro-controlled timing and pulse generation unit for use with marine survey equipment when triggering at different repetition rates is a requirement. Timer2 can provide...

The National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, UK (NOC) has taken delivery of a Coda DA200 Geophysical Acquisition System for use with its numerous existing sensors, including boomer, chirp sub-bottom and...

In recent years an expansion in the telecommunications cable industry led to an increase in the market for cable route landfall surveys incorporating geophysical surveys at sea and topographic surveys...

Applied Acoustics Engineerings has made two new additions to its range of sub-bottom profiling equipment manufactured by Applied Acoustic Engineering (UK). The CSP50 and the CSP100 are the latest Seismic...

After working for eighteen years with the trailer department of a dredging company, Stef Mars started his own hydrographic survey company in 1985. Working on board of hopper trailer suction...

In recent years an expansion in the telecommunications industry has led to a growing market for cable-route landfall surveys. Added to this, the increasing interest in coastal-zone management (which may...

The Port Authorities in China want to adopt as standard in ports and harbours the navigable water depth; many ports in China have a problem with silt, liquid mud, deposited...

Port Hercule in the Principality of Monaco has been extended, in 2002, with a floating breakwater and a counter-jetty which have considerably augmented the reception capabilities of it. The vocation...

Dredgers involved in mining for (precious) minerals and metals often work in an inland dredging pit. Dredgers float in a ‘wet environment’ where the surrounding water is used as transport...

To identify geohazards and constraints for seabed infrastructure, the data from various types of survey of the seabed and sub-seabed such as bathymetry, seabed morphology, geology, geotechnical and environmental can...