Sidescan Operator Training Course

A 3-day course for Surveyors new to Operating
Sidescan Sonars

This course is designed such that by the end of the course the trainee will be able to to set-up, operate, collect and interpret sidescan sonar imagery.

Who should take this course?

New employees of survey companies
New employees of survey companies
Police / Fire / Search and Recovery team members
Police / Fire / Search and Recovery team members
Companies / Individuals involved in wreck/object searches
Companies / Individuals involved in wreck/object searches
Environmental / Habitat mapping specialists
Environmental / Habitat mapping specialists

Course Details:

Classroom Topics include
Classroom Topics include:
 
Practical acoustics including Propagation and Refraction, Reflection and Backscatter, Resolution and Accuracies
 
Vessel and Towfish Positioning
 
Survey Planning / Execution
 
Overview of QINSY and HYPACK functionality
 
Detailed SonarPro & SonarWiz.MAP functionality
 
Detailed image interpretation lectures
 
Mosaicking
 
Click Here for a sample detailed Syllabus

Onboard Practical Topics include
Onboard Practical Topics include:
 
Setup
 
Rub Test
 
Error and Artefact Recognition
 
Object Detection and classification
 
Complete Minor Survey

What's Included
What's Included:
 
16 Hours Classroom lectures / tutorials / labs
 
4 Hours onboard a Sidescan launch - 4 students at a time  ensuring maximum time at the collection console
 
Hardcopies of course slides
 
Course Completion Certificate

More Information
More Information:
 
Contact MosaicHydro at +1 250 727-7853 or e-mail sscourse@mosaichydro.com

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MosaicHydro L-3 Klein 3900 Search & Recovery Sidescan sonar system
MosaicHydro L-3 Klein 3900 Search & Recovery Sidescan sonar system

 

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Image of swimmer “at rest” on a lake bed made of cobble. Head is pointing towards the bottom of the image