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March 2, 2016

Long Beach Police Choose HYPACK Marine Search

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HYPACK has sold its HYPACK Marine Search to the Long Beach, Calif. Police Department, to be integrated with the department’s existing Edgetech 4125, Kongsberg MS 1000 and Diver 6 equipment.

 
HYPACK said its Marine Search is a simplified and user-friendly software package suited for police/fire/marine departments. The package is designed to enhance search operations by improving efficiency and safety of divers through better real time navigation information and reduced time spent on the water.  It integrates a GPS and Side-scan sonar to provide real-time bottom coverage with targeting and mosaicking capability.
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