When 3D sub-seabed data can give additional answers
For buried structures, archaeology, pipeline, cable and boulder detection
Innomar also offers two SBP models, which feature more than one transducer to easily get data at high point densities for 3D visualisation. Devices can be mobilized on vessels of opportunity or autonomous platforms at various scales.
With its four transducers, the Innomar "quattro" multi-transducer sub-bottom profiler is designed for applications which need very high data density in extremely shallow waters.
With its four transducers, the Innomar "quattro" multi-transducer sub-bottom profiler is designed for applications which need very high data density in extremely shallow waters. These applications include pipeline and cable surveys, risk mitigation at offshore building sites or archeological surveys.
The Innomar "quattro" model acquires full-waveform data that can be processed with any seismic software (SEG-Y format). Innomar also provides the ISE post-processing software specialized on the Innomar SBP data. For three-dimensional visualization of the sub-bottom data, Innomar provides a gridding tool and third-party visualization software.
The first generation of this model has been launched in 2015 as "SES-2000 quattro", the latest generation has been introduced in 2021.
Innomar "quattro" multi-transducer SBP data example (3D visualisation, buried Viking wooden structure)
Included Features
24-bit SLF full waveform data acquisition / Innomar "SES3" data format
Multi-ping mode for maintaining a high pulse rate in deep waters
Multi-frequency signals
SESWIN basic remote-control via COM / UDP (e.g. line start/stop, line name)
Optional Features
SESWIN extended remote-control via Ethernet (all survey settings)
KVM extender for remote control
external DC power adapter (12 V or 24 V)
Rugged housing with shock absorbers (MIL standard, IP65)
Technical specifications are subject of change without notice.
The Innomar parametric sub-bottom profilers have been formerly also known as "SES-96", "SES-2000" or "Innomar SES" SBPs. Since 2020 new or improved models introduced do not use the term "SES-xx" in the model name any more.
