The effect of fine scale seabed morphology and texture on the fidelity of SWATH bathymetric sounding data Dr. J.E. Hughes Clarke (Ocean Mapping Group, University of New Brunswick) Abstract Swath bathymetric sonars are ca

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Date: 2010-01-08 07:00:50 Earth Bathymetry Multibeam echosounder Laser beam profiler Seabed Side-scan sonar Oceanography Physical geography Sonar		The effect of fine scale seabed morphology and texture on the fidelity of SWATH bathymetric sounding data Dr. J.E. Hughes Clarke (Ocean Mapping Group, University of New Brunswick) Abstract Swath bathymetric sonars are ca Add to Reading List Source URL: www.omg.unb.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 351,43 KB Share Document on Facebook

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