Teledyne RDI’s new Q-View software bridges the gap between the requirement for high-quality field measurements and the time-intensive analysis that is typically required to ensure that ADCP data meets your organisation’s unique quality criteria.
Utilising customisable and flexible quality rules, Q-View can provide users with real-time feedback during ADCP data collection, or can be implemented back in the lab during data review and analysis. Once data has been analysed and confirmed, Q-View can also be used to automatically generate professional-grade reports in minutes.
Let Q-View take the guesswork out of your next deployment!
Up to 25-hour mission duration
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Increased module payload capacity
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