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Surveyor 240-16 is a 240 kHz multibeam echo sounder (MBES). It has a transmit beam approximately 4 degrees along track, 80 degrees cross track, and a 16-element receive array.

Surveyor 240-16 utilizes an angle-of-arrival estimation algorithm to measure cross track location of specific acoustic reflectors well in excess of the accuracy achievable with conventional beam-forming techniques. Thus, although the effective cross track beam width with conventional beam forming is about 7 degrees, Surveyor can resolve angle of arrival to less than one degree.

Depending on the range and acoustic properties of the bottom, Surveyor typically identifies 10-15 acoustic targets across track within a swath width of 80 degrees. The position and depth of these targets are then accurately calculated by range and angle of arrival.

Surveyor includes a built-in IMU for pitch and roll. Heading and coordinates for data geotagging are coming from the drone.

HS Code: 90158040 (hydrographic instruments)

Comes with an Ethernet interface and connector for SkyHub.

 

SensorSurveyor 240-16
TypeMBES (multibeam)
Acoustic frequency, kHz240
Measurement range0.5 … 50m
Along track TX beam width
Cross track TX beam width80°
RX array # elements16
Cross track beam width7° (conventional beamforming)
Cross track angular resolution1° (angle of arrival)
Range resolution0.5% of range setting
Weight of the echo sounder
(in the air, including foldable mounting), kg
1.8
Weight of all components (in the air), kg
(sensor, SkyHub, altimeter, housing, cables,
mountings)
2.4
Suitable DJI drones
(or Pixhawk drones of comparable size)
M400 RTK
M350 RTK
M300 RTK

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