Australasian Hydrographic Symposium at Cairns

Australasian Hydrographic Symposium at Cairns

Australasian Hydrographic Symposium at Cairns

Teledyne Reson Senior Product Manager Uni Bull joined UVS General Manager Oceanographic & Hydrographic, Mark Hegarty, at the Australasian Hydrographic Symposium at Cairns in November. The conference was well attended with over 100 delegates attending three days of papers and presentations based around the theme of harnessing the Blue Economy through hydrography in the Asia Pacific region.

Uni Bull said that there was keen interest in the newly released Teledyne Reson SeaBat® T50-P ultra-high-resolution portable multibeam echosounder. The T50-P has been entirely re-engineered to a new hardware platform and provides powerful features while still being capable of fast mobilisation on small vessels. Sydney Ports are already operating a T50-P and other port operators have shown interest in acquiring the system for the ongoing work required in monitoring ports and harbours on the east coast of Australia.

Mark Hegarty said that the T50-P provided data quality that was comparable to the SeaBat 7125 but in a much smaller form factor that was ideal for operation from small boats and craft of opportunity. “The SeaBat T50-P and T20-P provide a powerful capability for hydrographic survey requirements for many operators that need high resolution data from a portable system”, said Mark.

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The SeaBat® T50 P provides unprecedented clean data resulting in less data processing time and with an ultra high resolution 05°1° beam footprint
 
Australasian Hydrographic Symposium at Cairns
Teledyne Reson Senior Product Manager Uni Bull with UVS General of UVS General Manager Oceanographic Hydrographic Mark Hegarty on the BlueZone Group stand at the Australasian Hydrographic Symposium
 
Australasian Hydrographic Symposium at Cairns
A Key Note Address was delivered at the symposium by Mr Steve Duffield Managing Director of Fugro Survey who presented on the Search for MH370 In the image Mr Duffield shows a 1150000 chart of the search area to the symposium delegates