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Joseph "Digger" DiGuardo (Photo: OPT)

OPT Adds Three Senior Directors to Help Drive Defense & Security Business

and goals, often in difficult and dynamic environments. During his 25-year career with the US Army this included 21 years in officer ranks in over 13 different sectors.Thomas Meurling has been appointed as Sr. Dir. International Defense & Security in Commercial. Meurling is a leading expert in sonar solutions for civilian and military applications, with a focus on mine hunting, anti-submarine warfare, waterside security, and hydrographic applications. He has a wealth of experience in operational and tactical analysis, defining functional and technical requirements, and evaluating specifications and

Klein to Produce Synthetic Aperture Sonar

contractor that has recognized expertise in marine acoustic technology, and by leveraging both our previous developments, we will be able to bring solutions to the market much more quickly," Malden said. "We also think this will significantly increase the addressable market for our Klein sonar solutions."Malden said the partners intend to provide SAS systems for both towed body and autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) configurations."We expect to make more information available, including expected availability, in the coming weeks and months," Malden said

(Photo: Shark Marine Technologies)

New Sonars for Shark Marine’s Navigator

Shark Marine Technologies said its Navigator series is now available with three different forward looking sonar solutions: Teledyne Blueview’s Proviewer line, Tritech’s Gemini and Sound Metrics’ Aris.    Teledyne Blueview sonars have been the standard forward looking sonars available on the Navigator since its early models, and now Tritech and Sound Metrics sonar options have been added in line with the Navigator’s initial design philosophy, that no single configuration is perfect for every job. This has been a key design aspect for the Navigator over the past 12

Teledyne RESON T50-R Ultrahigh resolution Multibeam Echosounder with fully integrated Inertial Navigation System (Image: Seafloor Systems)

Seafloor Systems Inks Distribution Deal with Teledyne

including M900-2250 2D and 3D imaging sonars, and BV5000 3D Multibeam inspection sonars. RESON manufactures the SeaBat Multibeam Sonar systems, including the new SeaBat T-series (SeaBat T50-P, T20-P, and new T50-R, T20-R).   Seafloor Systems provides and supports customized integrated turnkey sonar solutions, both sales and rentals. In addition, the company recently supplied multiple SeaBat T-series sonars to three different U.S. Geological Survey offices, and to the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Portland, New Orleans, Philadelphia and Atlantic City Districts.    “We anticipate that

SeaBat T50-P sonar head and PSP (Image: Teledyne RESON)

New Multibeam Echosounder from Teledyne RESON

Teledyne RESON introduces the SeaBat T50-P for faster operational surveys, deliverables and reduced processing time    Teledyne RESON, a provider of hydrographic sonar solutions, announced the launch of the ultra-high resolution, portable multibeam echosounder, the SeaBat T50-P at the Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop last week in San Diego.   The SeaBat T50-P is a new addition to the SeaBat T-series, introduced in the beginning of 2013 as a completely new product generation, built from the ground up.   Combined with the Portable Sonar Processor, the SeaBat T50-P delivers

MTR100: iXBlue

navigation, positioning and imaging, recognized for its work on the development of ultimate performance fiber-optic gyroscopes (FOG), acoustic and sonar signal processing and inertial-acoustic sensor data fusion. iXBlue’s offerings encompass inertial navigation systems, acoustic positioning, sonar solutions and imaging systems. Its solutions are used in challenging applications, including offshore construction and dredging, geophysics and hydrography, ocean science, maritime vessels, fishing, and naval defense. At the heart of an iXBlue INS lies a fiber-optic gyroscope (FOG). A FOG uses optical

“When we look at what’s driving our group, I would say it is technologies where we integrate solutions intelligently ... input (that) is then turned into measureable information”   Kim Lehmann, President   Teledyne Marine Acoustic  Imaging Group

MTR100: Teledyne Marine Acoustic Imaging Group (PART III)

growth,” said Lehmann. We are very proud to be working with the top defense and security integrators as well as with the leading navies around the world. Teledyne Marine Acoustic Imaging Group Teledyne Marine Acoustic Imaging Group is a provider of advanced multibeam echosounder and other sonar solutions servicing a variety of markets and applications.   This group is comprised of the following Teledyne companies, all focused on providing leading-edge imaging solutions: •    Teledyne ATLAS Hydrographic has contributed to marine science and safe navigation for

3100 Portable Sub-bottom Profiler (Photo: EdgeTech)

EdgeTech to Host Sonar Training Seminar

for the three-day seminar includes 2.5 days of classroom instruction and half a day at sea.    Topics and systems to be addressed include the following: 4125 Side Scan Sonar - Shallow water side scan sonar operations 4200 Side Scan Sonar - Offshore multifaceted side scan sonar solutions  3100 Sub-bottom Profiler - Sub-bottom profiling system for various operations 6205 Side Scan/Bathymetry - Combined side scan sonar & MPES bathymetry system 2000 Series Combined Systems - Combined side scan/ sub-bottom profiler systems Acoustic Release Systems -

Photo: Teledyne Odom Hydrographic

Teledyne Odom Hydrographic Debuts MB2

Teledyne Odom Hydrographic introduces the fully integrated MB2 Multibeam Echosounder for fast mobilization on smaller vessels    Provider of hydrographic sonar solutions Teledyne Odom Hydrographic announced the launch of the MB2, its first product after the MB1 introduction in 2012.    The MB2 Multibeam Echosounder is developed for fast mobilization on smaller vessels and is optimized for shallow water survey companies, Port and Harbour Authorities, dredging companies and other users looking for an easy to use, quick to deploy, high resolution system.    As an option

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