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Kongsberg Maritime Subsea HydrographyIntegrated Systems and Platforms 15 th MACHC Meeting, Manzanillo, Mexico, 11 th to 13 th December 2014. Jan Haug Kristensen Regional Manager Americas Subsea Sales & Marketing, Kongsberg Maritime AS

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Kongsberg Maritime – Subsea

Hydrography– Integrated Systems and Platforms 15th MACHC Meeting, Manzanillo, Mexico, 11th to 13th December 2014.

Jan Haug Kristensen Regional Manager Americas Subsea Sales & Marketing, Kongsberg Maritime AS

Products for any subsea applications

Fishery/ F. Research/ IEM

AUV Seabed mapping

Under water navigation

Naval sonars

Surveillance

…just a small taste of a variety of products

One third of the world

is covered by land –

The rest is covered by

KONGSBERG

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Underwater acoustics

/ 3 /

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Multibeam Echo Sounders

Single Beam Echo Sounders

Sub Bottom Profiler

Marine Data Management

Operation Support: Cable Laying

Nautical charting

Route Surveying Operation Support: Dredging

Port and Harbour Surveying

Mapping of Rivers and Canals

Marine Geology Scientific research

Habitat mapping Exclusive Economic Zones mapping (EEZ)

Detailed Mapping (ROV, AUV applications)

Mapping of Rivers and Canals

Processing software

Application areas

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Seabed Survey

EM 710 Multibeam Echosounder. Courtesy of CCGS vector, Canada

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EM1000 1994 (60 beams 2.4°x3.3°)

EM3000 1997 (128 beams 1,5°x1.5°)

EM1002 1999 (111 beams 2.0°x2.0°)

EM3002 2005 (256 beams 1.5°x1.5°)

EM710 2005 (200 beams 2.0°x2.0°)

EM710 2006 (400 beams 0.5°x1.0°)

Ammunition Wharf Boulders Fields (25-30m depth)

Courtesy of JHC –OMG/UNB

/ 7 / May 28, 2010

How well does the terrain model represent the seabed terrain?

The Quality of a sounding process:

Seabed mapping process

Sounding process (on ship/other platform) Data processing

Echo sounder

Positioning Motion compensation

Sound vel modeling

Seabed Terrain Terrain model

= ? =

Plotter Workstation

Colour Postscript

Printer

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Sound velocity profile of the water column

Ship’s heading

Heave, Roll, Pitch

Ship’s position

Acoustic Instrument

Operators workstation

Transducer

Sound velocity

DGPS Receiver

GPS corrections antenna

Radio receiver for correction data

Gyro compass

Heave, roll, pitch

Motion sensor

Heading

Processing unit

A Multibeam system is more than an acoustic device

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Beam forming - stabilization

No

Stabilisation

Courtesy of JHC –OMG/UNB

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Roll

Stabilisation

Courtesy of JHC –OMG/UNB

Each Receive Beam is stabilized for roll by the Beamformer (electronic beam steering). Input in real time from the Motion Sensor. All beam pointing angles are constant (related to the vertical axis).

Effective swath

Beam forming - stabilization

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Roll and Pitch

Stabilisation

Courtesy of JHC –OMG/UNB

Stabilization for pitching is obtained by steering the transmit beam electronically forward or aft at the time of transmission, based upon input from the motion sensor.

Pitch effect

No pitch stabilization Pitch stabilization on

Courtesy of QPS

Beam forming - stabilization

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Sector transmission with frequency coding and individual tilt control. Simultaneous transmission on all sectors.

Frequency coding of transmit beams

The system is full stabilized for yaw by using sector transmission.

Roll, Pitch and Yaw

Stabilisation

Courtesy of JHC –OMG/UNB

9 sectors in deep water

Beam forming - stabilization

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Integrated Systems

SP207

MRU

JUNCTION BOX

SEAPATH 200

ODON DE BUEN

DIAGRAMA DE INTEGRACIÓN

SIMODB011006PROJECT REF.

DRAWN APPROVED DATEDATE

MODIFIED REVISION DATEDATE

PAGE 1 OF 1

ESCALE

1 : 1

DIAGRAMA DE INTEGRACIÓN

MA MA

AMA

15/10/06 15/10/06

15/10/06 15/10/06

VESSEL

ODON DE BUENA0 A1 A2 A3 A4

1

Helmsman

FTP Cat 5

FTP Cat 5

FT

P C

at

5

FTP Cat 5

2x2x0.5

RG

21

3

RG

21

3

4X

2X

0.5

SV

GA

SV

GA

SV

GA

SVGA

SV

GA

RG58

EM3002D DISPLAY

SWITCH

HWS

SIS

EM3002D PU ON/OFF JB

SV

GA

Micro SV

2X

2X

0.5

2X

2X

0.5

LAY01-01

LA

Y0

1-0

9

LA

Y0

1-1

0

LA

Y0

1-1

1

LA

Y0

1-1

3

LA

Y0

1-1

2

LAY01-02

LA

Y0

3-0

3

LA

Y0

3-0

4

LA

Y0

3-0

5

LA

Y0

3-0

6

ES

PE

CIA

L

LA

Y0

3-0

8

LA

Y0

3-0

7

LAY03-01 LAY03-09

LA

Y0

3-0

4

LA

Y0

3-1

3

LAY02-02

LAY04-03

Pos+clock

Attitude+heading

1pps

Ethernet

Ethernet

Eth

ern

et

FT

P C

at

5

Position+heading

SV

GA

Ethernet

2x2x0.5 LAY01-14

Sync LAY01-034x2x0.5

De

pth

Eth

ern

et

Att

itu

de

2x2x0.5 LAY03-10

TOPAS TRANSCEIVER

TOPAS DISPLAY

HEAD 1 HEAD 2 MRU-5

TRANSDUCER HYDROPHONE

SV+

4X

2X

0.2

5L

AY

01-0

6

LA

Y0

1-0

7

2X

2X

0.2

5

A Piloto automático

LA

Y0

1-0

4

LA

Y0

1-0

5

ES

PE

CIA

L

ES

PE

CIA

L

ControlLAY02-04

SyncLAY02-05

AttitudeLAY02-06

LAY02-07 Ethernet

LA

Y0

3-0

1

ES

PE

CIA

L

ES

PE

CIA

L

LA

Y0

2-0

9

LAY02-08

HWS

TOPAS MMI

A monitor timonel

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Integrated Systems

Trusters, propllers, rudders

and power plant

cJoy OT

Independent

Joystick system

(Option)

UPS

(Option)

Printer

(Option)

2 x MRU

interface

(LAN)

DPC-1

Mode

switch

Thruster

Levers

cJoy

controller

K-Pos OS

(Aft Bridge)

2 x Wind

interface

(LAN)

2 x Gyro

interface

(LAN)

DGPS

interface

(Serial)

K-Pos OS

(Main Bridge)

Switch

(Option)

HYDROGRAPHIC SYSTEM

Operator stations

Hull

equipment

HiPAP

interface

(LAN)

K-Bridge Integrated Bridge SystemK-Pos Dynamic Positioning System KM Hydrographic System

KONGSBERG Maritime Integrated Systems

X-bandS-band

Interswitch

Conning

AP control unit

VAISALA Met.

System

ARPA and Ecdis

VDR collector unit

Gyro

compassGyro

compass

EM log

m

Echo

sounder

Gyro

distribution

DGPS

Magn

comp

1 2 3 PAGE UP HOME

4 5 6 PAGE DOWNESC

7 8 9

. 0 , SPACE

INPUT

Gyro control and

monitoring

VDR

PSU

Magn

comp

K-Bridge

Planning

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Integrated Systems

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Integrated Systems

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Integrated Systems

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Integrated Systems

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Integrated Systems

/ 21 / May 28, 2010

(CD3514)

Water line

Sonar Head's location:(+Z, +X)

Motion sensor(-X, -Z)

Waterleveldownward position

(-Z)

Reference point

Z-axis (+Z)

GPS Antenna(-Z, -X)

X-axis (+X)

All sensor locations and mounting angles are inserted and compensated for

Sensor Locations on a Ship

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Integrated Systems

23

Integrated Systems

24

Integrated Systems

25

Integrated Systems

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Integrated Systems

B I O Hesperides, Spain

Constructed 1990 to 1992

Antarctic and Arctic operations

Future –

New Norwegian Polar RV

RV ”Kronprins Haakon”

LOA: 100m, LPP: 84.8m

Beam: 20.0m

Draught: 7.6m

To be constructed by Fincantieri, Italy

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Every KONGSBERG transducer is tested individually in a test tank

Testing of - impedance - directivity/sidelobes - sensitivity - efficiency

KM Quality Assurance - In-door test tank

Important to take into consideration in the early stage of an Integrated Project sonar design

To prevent errors in the data:

- Invest in high quality sensors

- Invest in vessel and installation

design

- Invest in supervision by KM during

installation

- Invest in time spent on alignment

- Invest in time spent on calibration

- Invest in operator training

Do you want to lend your brand new bike to a driver without a license ?

Nice picture from Antarctica

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Courtesy of DHN, Peru

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Integrated Systems

Obrigado

Para

Su

Atencion

kongsberg.com