MultibeamTechnologien
Multibeam technology refers to a sonar system used primarily in marine and underwater applications to create highly detailed maps of the seafloor and surrounding water columns. Unlike traditional single-beam sonar, which emits a narrow sound pulse and measures the time it takes to return, multibeam sonar emits multiple sound beams simultaneously, covering a wider swath of the seabed. This allows for the collection of data across a broader area in a single pass, significantly improving efficiency and accuracy.
The technology works by transmitting a fan-shaped beam of sound waves that split into numerous individual beams,
Key advantages of multibeam technology include its ability to provide dense spatial data, reduced survey time,
Multibeam sonar has evolved over the years, with advancements in digital signal processing and sensor technology