Eligible for the IT Implementation Subsidy 2021! Set survey range, line spacing, number of lines, etc., and automatically create planned survey lines.
"Mitōshi" is software that graphically displays information obtained from multi-beam sonar and interferometry in real-time to assist with surveying. It shows the distance from the ship's position to the planned survey line. You can set the survey range, line spacing, number of lines, etc., and it can automatically create the planned survey lines. The "Survey Support Function" displays and records the ship's position information and data from the multi-beam sonar and interferometry (depth information, sound pressure information, water column information) in both 2D and 3D. [Features] ■ Creation of survey lines ■ Navigation support ■ 3D and 2D display of reflection intensity ■ Display of water column information in line cross-sections and swath cross-sections ■ Measurement functions: measuring underwater structures, measuring underwater floating objects (such as schools of fish) *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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[Optional Features] ■ Recording of water column information ■ Distance measurement function for water column information ■ Sounding Lidar function ■ ENC (Electronic Navigational Chart) display function *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is engaged in the development of technologies and the provision of products to explore and elucidate the unseen worlds of the ocean, seabed, and underground, as well as conducting surveys and data analysis to protect the environment. By providing advanced technology development and quality in the analysis of physical exploration data, we aim to uncover the unseen worlds of the ocean, seabed, and underground. We hope that this effort, albeit modest, will contribute to securing maritime interests, ensuring safe navigation for vessels, developing marine resources, protecting the environment, and serving as a foundation for earthquake disaster prevention.