Aquatic ecosystems, especially marine waters, play a vital role in maintaining global ecological balance. An in-depth understanding of the composition and characteristics of sediments on the seafloor is key in…
In the vast realm of marine exploration, scientists and researchers continually seek innovative tools to unravel the mysteries of the ocean floor. One such indispensable instrument making waves in the…
Box cores are one of the most common tools used in geology and environmental science research to collect sediment samples from the seafloor or lake bed. It helps researchers understand…
Sediments, as one of the important elements in the geological dynamics of the earth, are materials that accumulate from the weathering of decomposed rocks and marine organisms. In a geological…
In the midst of rapid technological advances, geological research is increasingly utilising sophisticated instruments to uncover the secrets hidden within the earth. One instrument that plays a central role in…
Ocean sediment retrieval is an important aspect of oceanographic and marine geological research. Seafloor sediments contain valuable information about environmental history, patterns of climate change and geologic evolution that can…
Bathymetry survey is the process of drawing the contour lines of the depth of the seabed, which includes measurement, processing and visualization. Bathymetry maps have many benefits in the marine…
Bathymetry survey activities are activities to collect data on the depth or topography of the bottom of a waterway, including the location and objects in it. The data obtained is…
The ocean, as one of the critical elements in the global ecosystem, holds deep and complex mysteries. To explore the ocean depths with a high degree of precision, LiDAR (Light…
Slide Scan Sonar, also known as sidescan sonar, is a sonar technology that plays an integral role in seafloor mapping and subsurface observation. Using the principle of sound reflection, slide…
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