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...

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...

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...

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...

Company Visit to Sevzapgidroproekt A delegation of HSR members, headed by president N. Neronov, visited Sevzapgidroproekt. Chairman of the Board of Directors, Yuri Yushkov, gave a detailed talk about the...

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...

KIOST, Korea, has reaffirmed its confidence in SIG 2mille sparker energy sources. KIOST’s vessel is based at the Leodo Jangmokho shipyard. The sparker is used in the study of sediment...

Large sediment waves are striking yet poorly understood seabed features in many shelf seas. Very large sediment waves (3–18m in height) have been documented to migrate up to 70m per...

Falmouth Scientific, Inc. (FSI, USA) is further developing its product line of HMS-620 Bubble Gun seismic systems and has announced two important enhancements. These systems are suited for small-boat, shallow-water...

The term ‘sediment waves’ was fully established in a special issue of Marine Geology and refers to large-scale depositional bedforms in various parts of the world’s oceans. These undulating objects...