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IMU for Instrumented Buoy position and motion monitoring
An Inertial Navigation System (INS) provides real-time roll, pitch, and heading information as well as the sea period that is for Buoy embedded scientific instruments stabilization and position monitoring.
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On-demand Webinar – Hydrography
Real-time INS or Post-processing, what is the best solution for your survey ? We are pleased to share with you the recording of our first Marine Webinar, untitled « Real-time INS or Post-processing: what is the best solution for your survey? ». During this session, you will hear about our Hydrographic test results, and attend a live demo … Continued
Wave buoys in the Arctic Sea ice
Marginal Ice Zone (MIZ) Program Over recent decades the Arctic has warmed more than any other region leading to significant reduction in sea ice volume. The combination of increased ice-free area and more mobile ice cover has led to the emergence of a seasonal marginal ice zone (MIZ) in the Beaufort Sea. The Office of … Continued
Ports of Jersey Choose the Apogee-U
Multibeam System for Ports of Jersey Ports of Jersey, UK, took delivery of a new Multibeam system from Swathe Services last week. The equipment, software and support package was chosen by Aaron Gavey, deputy Marine Operations manager, to enhance the organisation’s new commercial survey capability. (…) Aaron and his team chose: the new SBG Systems … Continued
Tips
When selecting your SBG sensor, note that the Gyroscopes and Accelerometer option should be G4A2.
SBG miniature sensors enclosures are rated IP68, it means they are resistant to dust and water. If the sensor will encounter salt water, we recommend to build your own protection.
The SBG iron calibration tool compensates soft and hard iron effects using a powerful calibration algorithm. We recommend to perform the calibration in real conditions to obtain the best performance.