Unique Group Conducts a One-of-Its-Kind Underwater Technology User Seminar in the Middle East
Summary
A highly advanced multibeam echosounder that it is, the EM2040 C features can be summarized as follows: · High resolution with a wide frequency range · Short pulse lengths and large bandwidth · Extended range due to Frequency Modulated (FM) chirp · Complete roll and pitch stabilization · Nearfield focusing both on transmit and receive · Water column data (standard) · Seabed image (standard) · Sonar head is depth rated to 50 m · Easy to install, convenient for small boats · Single and Dual Head models · Dual swath (multiple pings) The post processing of the multibeam echosounder data will be presented using the CARIS HIPS and SIPS software.We look forward to further enhancing this fruitful partnership with Unique in the future as well,” said Dr. Adel Al Shamsi, Chief Operating Officer @ Bayanat for Mapping & Surveying Services.The event titled “Underwater Technology User Seminar 2015” is being held in Abu Dhabi, UAE from the 20th to the 22nd of April, 2015.Bayanat provides end-to-end geospatial services for a range of businesses across diverse sectors including defence, municipality, oil and gas, transportation and utilities.Its solutions enhance efficiency and safety throughout the whole maritime technology spectrum.As a part of the event schedule, a wide range of underwater mapping & imaging systems will be showcased to clients within the region.A highly advanced multibeam echosounder that it is, the EM2040 C features can be summarized as follows:· High resolution with a wide frequency range· Short pulse lengths and large bandwidth· Extended range due to Frequency Modulated (FM) chirp· Complete roll and pitch stabilization· Nearfield focusing both on transmit and receive· Water column data (standard)· Seabed image (standard)· Sonar head is depth rated to 50 m· Easy to install, convenient for small boats· Single and Dual Head models· Dual swath (multiple pings)The post processing of the multibeam echosounder data will be presented using the CARIS HIPS and SIPS software.