A condition for standard-target calibration is stability of the sonar platform and target rig. This condition cannot always be met, nor need it be when the transducer has a split-beam function. Since the position of the target can be known even when it is moving, the beam pattern can thus be removed from the measurement, allowing direct sensing of the target's backscattering cross section whenever the target is in the beam. The calibration can therefore be performed when the target is off-axis or moving
The in situ measurement of target strength (TS) depends on exactly one fish being within the sampled...
A method to determine the combined transmit/receive beam pattern for a ship-mounted multibeam system...
Multibeam echo sounders (MBES) are widely used in applications like seafloor imaging, fisheries, and...
A condition for standard-target calibration is stability of the sonar platform and target rig. This ...
The split-beam echo-sounder is used to measure the target strength of fish. Calibration of this ins...
The split-beam echo-sounder is used to measure the target strength of fish. Calibration of this inst...
The split-beam echo-sounder is used to measure the target strength of fish. Calibration of this ins...
The use of multibeam echo sounders (MBES) has grown more frequent in applications like seafloor imag...
The use of multibeam echo sounders (MBES) has grown more frequent in applications like seafloor imag...
Calibration of scientific echo sounders and integrators entails, inter alia, measurement of the dyn...
Precise in situ target strength estimates of fish can only be made when the effect of the transducer...
Precise in situ target strength estimates of fish can only be made when the effect of the transducer...
Split beam data can provide high quality, in situ, fish target strength estimates, however a carefu...
Precise in situ target strength estimates of fish can only be made when the effect of the transducer...
The in situ measurement of target strength (TS) depends on exactly one fish being within the sampled...
The in situ measurement of target strength (TS) depends on exactly one fish being within the sampled...
A method to determine the combined transmit/receive beam pattern for a ship-mounted multibeam system...
Multibeam echo sounders (MBES) are widely used in applications like seafloor imaging, fisheries, and...
A condition for standard-target calibration is stability of the sonar platform and target rig. This ...
The split-beam echo-sounder is used to measure the target strength of fish. Calibration of this ins...
The split-beam echo-sounder is used to measure the target strength of fish. Calibration of this inst...
The split-beam echo-sounder is used to measure the target strength of fish. Calibration of this ins...
The use of multibeam echo sounders (MBES) has grown more frequent in applications like seafloor imag...
The use of multibeam echo sounders (MBES) has grown more frequent in applications like seafloor imag...
Calibration of scientific echo sounders and integrators entails, inter alia, measurement of the dyn...
Precise in situ target strength estimates of fish can only be made when the effect of the transducer...
Precise in situ target strength estimates of fish can only be made when the effect of the transducer...
Split beam data can provide high quality, in situ, fish target strength estimates, however a carefu...
Precise in situ target strength estimates of fish can only be made when the effect of the transducer...
The in situ measurement of target strength (TS) depends on exactly one fish being within the sampled...
The in situ measurement of target strength (TS) depends on exactly one fish being within the sampled...
A method to determine the combined transmit/receive beam pattern for a ship-mounted multibeam system...
Multibeam echo sounders (MBES) are widely used in applications like seafloor imaging, fisheries, and...