Accurate, high-resolution visualisation

Multibeam sonar technology plays a vital role in advancing oceanographic research and underwater archaeology by providing accurate, high-resolution visualisation of the seafloor and submerged environments. Through precise mapping of bathymetry, sediment structure, and underwater features, researchers gain valuable insights into marine ecosystems, geological processes, and the preservation of cultural heritage beneath the surface.

For oceanographers, multibeam sonars enable the study of seafloor morphology, habitat distribution, and sediment transport, supporting research into ocean dynamics and environmental change. In archaeology, they provide a non-invasive method for identifying and documenting shipwrecks, artefacts, and ancient submerged landscapes - delivering detailed 3D data without disturbing sensitive sites.