Autonomous Hydrographic Data Collection
Multibeam / Laser Data Acquisition

Multibeam-Laser Data Together

Boat Uses Multibeam And Laser

Seafloor Mapping Using Multibeam Sonar


Data Collection of Multibeam Sonar Using Autonomous Vessel

Seafloor Mapping Using Side Scan Sonar
Side Scan Sonar images of the seafloor quality depends on resolution and how close you get the sonar to the seafloor.

Detailed Structure Using Side Scan Sonar
The line indicates the range from the Sonar to the seafloor, with towed systems.
It’s critical to watch that the sonar doesn’t hit the seafloor.

Seafloor Mapping Sediment Thickness Using Dual Frequency Single Beam Sonar

Mapping Shallow Areas With Single Beam 200 khz, 450 khz Sonar
- Mobile
- Easy to use
- Simple to deploy
- Faster
- Repeatable Results
- RTK GPS accuracy

Water Quality Data Collection

Water Quality Monitoring Data

Water Quality Mapping

Water Quality Monitoring Data Realtime

Autonomous Data Collection
Autonomous Vehicles and Sensors




Many sensors can be installed on the boats to collect data
- Water quality (Ph, Turbidity, Chlorophyll)
- Depths (Single beam, Multibeam)
- Seafloor Images (Artificial reefs, Side Scan)
- Algae Detection and Mapping
- Shell fish reproduction (clams, oysters)
- Camera Images for identification
Algae Detection and Identification Realtime Sensor


- Algae detection and mapping
- Shell fish reproduction (clams, oysters)
Continuous Particle Imaging and Classification System (CPICS) is an imaging sensor that produces unprecedented results for in-situ aquatic microscopy of seawater, freshwater and laboratory samples.
Using darkfield illumination, the CPICS-1000-e captures high-resolution color images, showing features as small as 10um and as large as several cm.
Color information is key to high-accuracy classification while also providing important physiological information such as pigmentation due to grazing on phytoplankton.
Because of its open-flow approach to water sampling, the delicate structures of plankton and particles remain intact as to predator-prey interactions.
Habitat Mapping Using Underwater Camera

Underwater Drone for Fish Monitoring Video Capture

Echo Sounding Realtime Display and Data Collection

Imaging Sonar Mounted on Autonomous Vessel

Optionally Manned Surveying Systems

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