Acoustical characterization of the sea-floor may be performed in different ways depending of the type of system to be used. Several techniques are presented here for sea-bed identification using mono-beam echo-sounders (time signal analysis, second echo amplitude) and side scan sonars (spectral analysis, image texture). New possibilities are provided by recent multi-beam echo-sounders, performing both bathymetry measurements and imagery. The previous techniques could be used for these systems, together with direct measurements of reflectivity angular dependence. Finally are presented here some results obtained in deep water with a low frequency multibeam sounder
Australia's coastal shelf contains a diversity of marine habitats that require regular assessment in...
A complete description of essential seafloor habitats requires the analysis of multiple properties a...
On présente une méthode originale d'identification en temps réel de la nature des fonds marins super...
Acoustical characterization of the sea-floor may be performed in different ways depending of the typ...
The paper presents the method of seabed identification and classification using multibeam sonar echo...
In the paper, the approach to seafloor characterisation is presented. The multibeam sonars, besides ...
International audienceTo characterise the seabed or water-column targets with acoustics, it is commo...
The authors propose the approach to multibeam seafloor characterisation which relies on the combined...
With the increasing human activities in the marine environment, such as fisheries, dredging, coastal...
This paper examines the potential for remote classification of seafloor terrains using a combination...
Combination of multibeam backscatter and bathymetry: A method to characterize the seafloorA high res...
Our ability to survey and depict the seafloor radically changed with the introduction of multibeam e...
This thesis focuses mainly on using the information present in the first echo returned from the seaf...
International audienceRemote sensing the seabed has become an indispensable issue for marine environ...
For shallow water naval operations, obtaining rapidly an accurate picture of the environmental circu...
Australia's coastal shelf contains a diversity of marine habitats that require regular assessment in...
A complete description of essential seafloor habitats requires the analysis of multiple properties a...
On présente une méthode originale d'identification en temps réel de la nature des fonds marins super...
Acoustical characterization of the sea-floor may be performed in different ways depending of the typ...
The paper presents the method of seabed identification and classification using multibeam sonar echo...
In the paper, the approach to seafloor characterisation is presented. The multibeam sonars, besides ...
International audienceTo characterise the seabed or water-column targets with acoustics, it is commo...
The authors propose the approach to multibeam seafloor characterisation which relies on the combined...
With the increasing human activities in the marine environment, such as fisheries, dredging, coastal...
This paper examines the potential for remote classification of seafloor terrains using a combination...
Combination of multibeam backscatter and bathymetry: A method to characterize the seafloorA high res...
Our ability to survey and depict the seafloor radically changed with the introduction of multibeam e...
This thesis focuses mainly on using the information present in the first echo returned from the seaf...
International audienceRemote sensing the seabed has become an indispensable issue for marine environ...
For shallow water naval operations, obtaining rapidly an accurate picture of the environmental circu...
Australia's coastal shelf contains a diversity of marine habitats that require regular assessment in...
A complete description of essential seafloor habitats requires the analysis of multiple properties a...
On présente une méthode originale d'identification en temps réel de la nature des fonds marins super...