CL-360 Marine

Survey Grade for Marine Applications

Expand survey capabilities to capture data both above and below water. Install the CL-360 Marine on a survey vessel and leverage standard sonar survey workflow tools, such as CARIS HIPS, for streamlined data collection and processing. The range accuracy and resolution capabilities of the CL-360 Marine enable users to unlock more detail at greater distances compared to any other system designed for application on marine survey platforms. 

 

With an IP67 rating and corrosion resistant components the CL-360 Marine has been designed with the needs of marine survey platforms in mind. At 3.5kg, the CL-360 marine can be integrated onto most Uncrewed Surface Vessels (USV) which are capable of being equipped with multibeam sonar. A 10m cable kit also allows the system to be easily mounted on crewed vessels.

 

Accuracy and Resolution

The CL-360 Marine is the only survey grade lidar designed for marine applications. What does survey grade mean – here are a few of the specifications that matter.

  • 500 kHz pulse rate
  • 250 lines/s
  • 2mm range resolution
  • 0.001 degree angular resolution

In practical terms for your survey that means:

  • Better definition of structural components
  • Finer detail in the point cloud to better support analysis
  • Detecting smaller objects such as power lines

 

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CL-360 Marine Datasheet

Key Features

Up to 25-hour mission duration

Speeds up to 4.2 knots

Increased module payload capacity

Search and recovery

Hydrography

Deep sea mineral exploration

Marine & Fisheries research

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