Mapping the sea floor with the multibeam echosounder and the Moving Vessel Profiler
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2015
- Jean-Guy and Gabriel make up the CCGS Amundsen’s mapping team. They use a Moving Vessel Profiler to measure different kinds of data such as speed of sound, temperature and dissolved oxygen content in the water. They also use a multibeam echosounder to create vivid 3-D maps of the Arctic sea floor.
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Jean-Guy and Gabriel make up the CCGS #Amundsen ’s #mapping team. They use a Moving Vessel Profiler to measure different kinds of data such as speed of sound, temperature and dissolved oxygen content in the water. They also use a multibeam #echosounder to create vivid 3-D maps of the #Arctic sea floor.
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Whoa
Carney had us watch this
1. What is video about?
2.how is the data collected
3.what is the purpose of instrument mentioned in the video?
4.what is the instrument located on the ship?
5.how will the 3d maps help thevessel?
yes please answer
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This will be Great for The Military. Navy.
The hole ocean hase been mapped by P3 orian navel sub hunter ,but the ocean floor is ever change ing ,the chart plotter u have now an maps are just rough estimates on what the bottom used to be when that map was produced ,so even after these guys make a map it will have to be redone again,nothen stays the same ,
Data from survey can be redundant in as little as six months