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Teledyne Odom E20 High Frequency Gating

Thu, 04 Sep 2025 15:35:17 GMT

Visit the E20 product page to learn more

ECHOTRAC E20 Software update 5

Tue, 24 Oct 2023 09:41:22 GMT

After releasing the Teledyne Odom ECHOTRAC E20 we have continued to develop new features and options based on feedback from our users.

With the fifth update, the Teledyne Odom E20 now offers some exciting new features.

Visit: https://go4.teledynemarine.com/e20 to get all the details.

ECHOTRAC E20 Software update 5 - the details

Tue, 24 Oct 2023 09:40:57 GMT

After releasing the Teledyne Odom ECHOTRAC E20 we have continued to develop new features and options based on feedback from our users.

With the fifth update, the Teledyne Odom E20 now offers some exciting new features.

Learn more at: https://go4.teledynemarine.com/e20

Navigating the v4.01 E20 Bar Check Mode for Precision Surveying

Fri, 14 Jan 2022 17:46:37 GMT

Join David Andrews and Kim Dailey as they teach you how to effectively use the improved Bar Check functionality & Index Correction implemented in the latest version 4.0 for the Echotrac E20 Singlebeam Echosounder.

TOP 5 UPGRADES FOR TELEDYNE ODOM’S ECHOTRAC E20 (V4.0)

Wed, 27 Oct 2021 16:43:42 GMT

Teledyne ODOM Hydrographic’s highly popular ECHOTRAC E20 Single Beam Echosounder is now even more powerful!

In this quick video, Kim Dailey walks users through the top five upgrades they’ll discover in our V 4.0 upgrade now available free of charge – but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
You’ll find a full list of new features at: http://www.teledynemarine.com/Lists/Downloads/E20_V4.pdf.
Or, if you prefer to hear about this upgrade directly from the experts, you can watch Kim and David Andrews’ recent webinar on demand at: https://www.video.teledynemarine.com/video/71441227/unveiling-v40-updates-for-teledyne

Unveiling V4.0 Updates for Teledyne ODOM Hydrographic’s ECHOTRAC E20 Echosounder

Thu, 14 Oct 2021 18:57:32 GMT

Kim Dailey and David Andrews welcome you back for another informative session hosted by this dynamic duo. Learn all about the many new features and enhancements just rolled out in update V4.1 for the highly popular ECHOTRAC E20. All of the new features will be discussed, with time at the end for Q&A.

Quick introduction of the Teledyne ODOM Hydrographic Echotrac E20

Fri, 16 Jul 2021 11:05:40 GMT

This reliable and easy to use single beam Echosounder has now become even better. Tune in to hear about the latest updates.

Presenters: Uni Bull, Kim Dailey 

See the full presentation >

Visit the ODOM Hydrographic Echotrac E20 product page >

Introducing the Teledyne ODOM Hydrographic Echotrac E20

Fri, 16 Jul 2021 11:04:54 GMT

This reliable and easy to use single beam Echosounder has now become even better. Tune in to hear about the latest updates.

Presenters: Uni Bull, Kim Dailey 

Visit the ODOM Hydrographic Echotrac E20 product page >

Odom Training Series: Ask the Experts - Open Q&A Session

Thu, 25 Feb 2021 20:14:13 GMT

Join David Andrews and Kim Dailey for this bonus session to cap off their recent 5-part training series. In this live and fully interactive webinar, the dynamic duo will tackle any outstanding questions you still have about their Odom product line. David and Kim will apply their extensive experience to answer your questions, provide you with tips, and get your out there collecting your best data.

Odom Training Series: Tips & Tricks for Legacy Sounders (MKIII,CV200,CV100, CVM)

Thu, 11 Feb 2021 21:26:37 GMT

Join David Andrews and Kim Dailey for this series of practical Odom product training sessions in which this duo will tackle our top training topics designed for hands-on users. These sessions will provide detailed instruction, tips and tricks to help you speed up operations and ensure you collect the highest quality data possible. Each session will conclude with an extended Q&A session with David, our seasoned technology expert, who will be ready and waiting to answer your specific questions.

Odom Training Series_ E20 S7K Data - Why it’s a Good Idea to Collect E20 Data...

Thu, 04 Feb 2021 21:13:20 GMT

Join David Andrews and Kim Dailey for this series of practical Odom product training sessions in which this duo will tackle our top five E20 training topics designed for hands-on users. These sessions will provide detailed instruction, tips and tricks to help you speed up operations and ensure you collect the highest quality data possible. Each session will conclude with an extended Q&A session with David, our seasoned technology expert, who will be ready and waiting to answer your specific questions.

Odom Training Series: Choosing the Correct Transducer & Proper Mounting

Thu, 28 Jan 2021 19:58:35 GMT

Odom Training Series: Get Ready to Survey With Your New E20

Thu, 21 Jan 2021 20:01:36 GMT

Odom Training Series: Guided Tour of E20 Features & Capabilities

Fri, 15 Jan 2021 17:17:43 GMT

Speakers: David Andrews, Field Service Engineer & Kim Dailey, Sales Manager

Odom Echotrac E20 introduction

Mon, 30 Nov 2020 15:44:27 GMT

The Singlebeam Future is Here – The Teledyne Odom E20

Wed, 14 Oct 2020 18:26:56 GMT

Presenters: Kim Dailey, Sales Manager for Teledyne Marine and Christian Shaw, SE General Manager, for Telestra Technologies

Join Kim Dailey, Sales Manager for Teledyne Odom Hydrographic, and Christian Shaw, SE General Manager, for Telestra Technologies as they journey into the singlebeam future with the Teledyne Odom Echotrac E20. They’ll provide you with an in depth look at this compact, reliable and flexible system designed to take your surveys to the next level. The presentation will end with a question and answer period.

Top Five Reasons Why You Need a MB2 Multibeam Echosounder

Thu, 14 May 2020 10:40:01 GMT

Give us two minutes and we’ll give you the top 5 reasons why Teledyne Marine’s technology rocks!
Learn more about The Odom MB2 Multibeam Echosounder:

http://www.teledynemarine.com/mb2
Want to learn more, contact kim at

kim.dailey@teledyne.com

New ECHOTRAC E20 Features

Tue, 12 May 2020 17:27:02 GMT

Kim Dailey makes a quick announcement regarding Teledyne Odom Hydrographic ECHOTRAC E20’s exciting new features now available!

ECHOTRAC E20

Tue, 17 Apr 2018 13:25:02 GMT

Echotrac E20 is ready for action in any condition and will match the toughness of your surveyors. Built for usability and reliability, the hardware is quality-tested to meet the most demanding standards and the intelligent software streamlines operations to maximize your survey productivity.

Learn more about ECHOTRAC E20 >

Teledyne Marine Defense & Security Overview - TMTW17

Wed, 31 Jan 2018 09:28:59 GMT

Introduction to Teledyne Marine's Defense and Security solutions and capabilities, presented at TMTW17.

2017 New Products / Technology from Teledyne Imaging and Instruments

Thu, 25 Jan 2018 09:42:40 GMT

Teledyne Marine Imaging Sonars, Bathymetry Sonars and Sub bottom Profilers -...

Fri, 22 Dec 2017 12:18:27 GMT

Introduction to Teledyne Marine's Acoustic Imaging technology and capabilities including Imaging Sonars, Bathymetry Sonars and Sub Bottom Profilers, presented at TMTW17.

Use of Acoustic Techniques for the Determination of Net Sediment Transport...

Tue, 05 Dec 2017 09:33:21 GMT

Presenter:

David Williams
Australian Institute of Marine Science

Abstract

The Marine Supply Base channel in Darwin Harbour, Northern Territory Australia provides access to berthing and loading at East Arm wharf for vessels that support the offshore energy industry.

Sedimentation in the channel due to complex currents in the area is reducing navigational efficiency and safety.

A combination of multi-beam echo sounder, utilising an Odom MB1 and Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler, using a network of TRDI Workshorse and Sentinel V, surveys were conducted over a 12 month period encompassing both dry and wet seasons. The MBES surveys mapped the extent of the MSB channel and the East Arm sandbar adjacent to the channel. Tidal current patterns determined from the ADCP surveys show that tidal currents in the area are highly variable and are stronger in the ebb tide direction except at the entrance to the navigation channel. Tidal current are more variable in the flood tide direction at all remaining sites along the channel. The strength and direction of the tidal currents indicate that sediment movement is along the channel toward the deeper seaward navigation channel.

Fine sediments have deposited in the MSB berthing area slightly reducing the volume of the berthing pocket and also depositing toward the end of the channel. An annual sediment deposition rate of 100 mm over the berth area was determined via observations and modelling.

Non-cohesive sand transport modelling, configured using data from the MBES and ADCP surveys, has indicated slow movement of the sandbar in a dominantly south west direction at between 100 – 200 mm per month. Fine sediment modelling indicates deposition in the MSB berth area of 20 – 50 mm/year under average conditions.

Modelling indicates that if the MSB channel was realigned to be straighter the current directions would be more regular assisting navigation. Sediment accumulation would not present a major issue if the majority of the East Arm sandbar was dredged.

Perspectives on the State of Ocean Science

Tue, 14 Nov 2017 09:51:10 GMT

Keynote presentation by Margaret Leinen

The value and role of ocean science and innovation increasingly has been the focus of both international and domestic forums on climate science, sustainability, and defense. Now in its second century of exploration and research, UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography is rising to meet new challenges to understand and protect the planet, through interdisciplinary and cross-sector collaborations and a continued focus on developing innovative technology to observe the planet.

Scripps shares its science at international forums such as the United Nations ocean and climate conferences to advise, contextualize and strengthen the efforts of nations, NGO's and policymakers that set and meet standards for sustainable use of the oceans. The United States Navy is also in the midst of assessing the global state of ocean science and technology via Task Force Ocean, and has engaged US academic institutions including Scripps to ensure cutting-edge ocean science is applied to its oceanographic infrastructure, technologies, and technical workforce so that the Navy maintains its global competitive advantage.

In her keynote, Dr. Margaret Leinen will describe these international forums, Scripps role, how Scripps scientists are innovating to meet these global demands in ocean science and technology, and the state-of-the-art research facilities, centers, and education that will shape the future of ocean and climate science.

The Next Great Odyssey of Human Endeavour Exploring the Deep Ocean

Thu, 09 Nov 2017 14:55:25 GMT

Keynote presentation by Oliver Steeds

Humankind is poised to make the next giant leap – into the deep ocean. We now have the technology available to us to discover more of our planet in the next 10 years than we have in the last 100,000.
Throughout human history, exploration has always driven our progress. Lief Ericson's journey to North America (1001 AD), the discovery of the New World (1490s), Magellan's first circumnavigation (1519) and space exploration (1957-) have all pushed back the frontiers of our knowledge, unlocking immense opportunity and changing our relationship to our planet and ourselves.
But since 1969, we've been looking up when we should have been looking down. The most important part of our planet, the deep ocean, remains the least known part of our planet.
The ocean is the heart of our planet. It's 99% of the planet's biosphere[1], regulates our atmosphere and climate and produces 50% of the oxygen we breath[2]. It captures heat and carbon dioxide which dramatically reduces global warming and provides a primary source of protein for 3 billion people[3]. The ocean is everybody's business. How it changes affects us all. The problem is that we don't know how the deep ocean functions, how healthy it is, how resilient it is and how the development of a sustainable blue economy can drive our growth.
The ocean remains the last great unknown frontier on our planet. We've only biologically sampled 0.0001%[4] and mapped an area equivalent the size of Tasmania to the same kind of detail that we have mapped the entire orbs of the Moon and Mars[5].
From Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) to Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), from seabed mapping systems and chemical sensors to the initial library of DNA sequences of marine animals, technological developments now unlock extraordinary new research capabilities. We now have the ability to discover more of our planet in the next 10 years than the last 100,000 of human history.
New areas of economic activity such as renewable energy and marine mining are on the horizon. Millions of new species are to be discovered that can propel human medicine. Resources to be unearthed that will drive our sustainable economic development. Even the origins of life on Planet Earth are to be found.
To engage the world in our all of our work, we should be looking to the space community to learn how to improve our story-telling – engaging our audiences with stories that are positive, forward looking and about a brighter future; that are Mission based and trigger the imagination, communicating danger and building on narratives of exceptionalism, patriotism, exploration and the collective human achievement.
Together, as an industry, we are already leading the exploration of the deep ocean, the last, great unknown frontier on Planet Earth.
The Apollo Missions, polar exploration, Jacques Cousteau's adventures, even Felix Baumgartner's space jump captivated the world with their human drama, battles against adversity, and above all, the unknown. We need the unknown. It is the sense of mystery that gives us imagination and makes us human. Our work is the next positive epic story of human endeavor that can inspire humanity.

SOURCES:
[1] http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/oceans/
[2] http://earthsky.org/earth/how-much-do-oceans-add-to-worlds-oxygen
[3] http://www.worldwildlife.org/industries/sustainable-seafood
[4] www.marineboard.eu/file/265/download?token=J5hokhHB
[5] http://www.motherearthnews.com/nature-and-environment/nature/fun-surprising-facts-about-the-oceans.a...
[6] http://www.earthsurfaceprocesses.com/3c-E-MassExtn.html

Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop 2017 recap

Mon, 30 Oct 2017 14:15:08 GMT

2nd Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop an Overwhelming Success!

Building upon our inaugural event in 2015, Teledyne Marine hosted the 2nd biennial Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop on (TMTW) October 15-18 in San Diego, California. A record breaking 270 customers from around the globe converged on the sunny shores of San Diego to attend this year’s event.

Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop 2017

Wed, 09 Aug 2017 09:33:22 GMT

Teledyne Marine invites you to join us for our newly expanded Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop in which speakers, influencers, and attendees from around the globe will converge to explore, learn, and share their experiences on a broad range of technologies.

TMTW offers a packed, non-stop schedule that truly offers something for every level of users, from novice to seasoned pro.

This three-day workshop, which is preceded by a full day of networking opportunities, will include customer presentations, product/software training, field service meetings, networking opportunities, and on-water demonstrations provided by Teledyne Marine’s top-tier oceanographic manufacturers.

Products will range from: ADCPs, CTDs, DVLs, Imaging and Mapping Sonars and Software, Motion Sensors, Navigation Systems, AUVs, ROVs, Lights and Cameras, Modems, Gliders, Surface Vehicles, Interconnect Solutions – and more!

Our morning sessions will be comprised of four concurrent tracks dedicated to presentations given by Teledyne users from around the globe, who will sharing their experiences, challenges and solutions using Teledyne products in a wide array of application areas., including:

Offshore Energy
Oceanographic Research
Hydrography
Security / Defense
Civil Engineering, River/Stream Monitoring
Aquaculture / Fisheries

Attendees are sure to glean new and helpful information from these sessions, not only from the speakers, but from the questions and answer and interaction with their industry peers in these sessions.

Afternoon sessions are comprised of eight concurrent tracks covering Teledyne Marine product / software training, new product and application introductions, Q&As with Teledyne's technical teams, dockside and on-water demonstrations, one-on-one meetings, and an opportunity to visit with our top-tier co-sponsors to discuss their third party solutions and services.

Customers and Agents Join in With Our UK Technology Focus Day

Wed, 26 Jul 2017 16:24:21 GMT

Our center of excellence in Aberdeen opened its doors on Tuesday 20th June for an open house Technology Focus Day where customers, agents and alike joined in for facility tours, product demonstrations and technology displays.

We would like to thank those guests that spent time with us; we feel it is a valuable experience to welcome our customers, both existing and potential, representatives and distributors to our house to showcase what we are working on across the Teledyne Marine group. Since the inception of Teledyne Marine, you will see that we have been hosting similar types of Technology events of varying sizes to introduce, release and launch new technologies, products and updates to our valued stakeholders all around the world. Contact us now for a specific product based Lunch and Learn or look out for our next Technology Focus Day to experience our technologies first hand. Our biennial Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop in October 2017 encompasses all of the above, and much more so sign up and join us in San Diego for our next Technology event that is not to be missed.

Ocean Business 17

Wed, 26 Apr 2017 14:19:12 GMT

A combination of over 24 classroom training sessions, 8 dockside and test tank demonstrations, ongoing on-water hydrographic demonstrations, and 15 new product launches kept customers busy and engaged at a highly successful Ocean Business earlier this month.

Kicking off the week with our first combined Agents and Representatives meeting, Ocean Business started with a flurry of activity as global agents representing our full spectrum of brands came together to learn more about the latest Teledyne Marine activities, including the fifteen new products being launched, personnel changes, and on-going marketing ventures. We would like to thank everyone who registered and attended our pre-show event - we hope you enjoyed your time with us and found it to be a valuable afternoon.

Throughout the three days of exhibiting, over thirty-five demonstration and training sessions were delivered covering new products and technologies, new and on-going projects, and recent case studies. These were well attended and many sparked some interesting and in-depth conversations between our personnel and both existing and potential customers. Amongst these were dockside and test tank demonstrations of various Teledyne Marine products. The Oceanscience Z-Boat and SeaBotix ROV proved to be popular hits on the sunstroked dockside, with attendees piling through the door to try and get a view of our pilots maneuvering the vehicles up and down the harbor.

Ocean Business, and the atmosphere it brings, proved to be the perfect platform to introduce fifteen new products to market. From the smallest of LED lamps to our fleet of Slocum Gliders, to the most comprehensive multibeam echsounders and compact DVL - the Teledyne Marine booths were packed with new demonstration and equipment displays. Product development is at the heart of our ethos, and launching new systems designed with new features and better performance ensure we continue to meet the industry's changing needs. If you missed out on seeing any of our new products at Ocean Business, or would like to find out more about one specifically, see the links below to learn more and discover how we can improve the operation of your next application...
Pathfinder DVL
Trackit
Releaseit and R500 Coastal Acoustic Release Package
Slocum G3 Glider
Saturn-INS
Gavia New Plug-and-Play Science Bay Module
LED-B-Series Light
Sentinel V ADCP Real Time / Bottom-Tracking Configurations
12,000m Optical Connector
Digital Stills Camera
Horizontal Retrievable MCDU
IDH SeaBat T20-R / T50-R
SeaBat T20-R / T50-R
SeaBat T20-S / T50-S

Technology Focus Days - China 2017

Wed, 29 Mar 2017 11:12:02 GMT

Early March saw the inaugural Technology Focus Days workshop hosted in China, exclusively for invited guests from organisations, distributors and customers from around the region. Over one-hundred and eighty guests attended a full day of technology presentations as well as dockside and on-water demonstrations of Teledyne Marine products.

Read more >

highlights from ocean business 2015 in video

Tue, 20 Dec 2016 15:53:53 GMT

CARIS Onboard - near real time hydrographic data processing

Mon, 23 May 2016 14:58:12 GMT

Near real time hydrographic data processing using CARIS Onboard with Teledyne Marine multibeam echo sounders.

Scope

CARIS company background
The Challenge of Current Data Handling
Introduction to the CARIS Onboard software package
How CARIS Onboard works
Applications with Teledyne Marine hardware

Mapping and measuring eelgrass beds with an MB1 sonar

Fri, 29 Jan 2016 09:24:08 GMT

This presentation was given at the Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop in San Diego 2015 by Ashley Norton from Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping

Eelgrass plays many important roles in temperate coastal ecosystems, including as habitat for many species, and as a bio-indicator for water quality in many areas.

The deepest edges of eelgrass beds are considered more vulnerable to water quality issues because of the pre-existing light limitation with increasing depth due to natural light attenuation. However, the deep edges of beds are also often the most difficult to delineate with satellite and aerial imagery often used for large-scale seagrass mapping programs. We are developing a methodology to characterize the depth limit (‘deep edge’), percent cover and canopy height of eelgrass beds at high resolution (~1 m) using water column acoustic backscatter data from an MB1 multi-beam echo-sounder.

An automated data processing workflow is being developed that will use a combination of digital signal and image-processing techniques, including techniques originally developed for medical ultrasound imagery. These data can provide georeferenced acoustic imagery and depth information needed to document the location, structure, and spatial heterogeneity of eelgrass beds, with more spatial coverage than existing acoustic tools that mostly utilize single-beam echosounders.

Water column data were collected over beds at 3 locations in the estuary in the summer of 2014, and preliminary data analysis shows that eelgrass patches as small as 1m2 and as short as 20 cm are detectable. Data was also collected concurrently in the summer of 2015, and they include1) ground-truth data from drop camera imagery and field surveys; 2) aerial surveys; and 3) acoustic backscatter data. The ability to process multi-beam water column data for eelgrass characterization may provide a new data source and tool for ecologists and managers interested in eelgrass distribution and characterization, as well as bathymetric information used for charting depths.

Dual Head Multibeam bathymetry mapping riverbed structures and morphologies...

Fri, 13 Nov 2015 12:55:08 GMT

Along the years, Rural Tech Company has realized a series of surveys of all kind in the Amazon region, especially in Tapajós River. One of the areas that has been studied since 2006 is São Luís do Tapajós in Pará state, near Itaituba city. There, is going to be built one of the five biggest Brazilian hydropowers on terms of energy generation. Current studies, already at an advanced level, include a multibeam survey of about 30 square quilometers. Mapping with a Teledyne Odom MB1 Dual Head (phase and amplitude bottom detection bathymetry), all the riverbed structures and morphologies were well defined, allowing, this way, a great amount of information to be extracted, extremely important for that involved on the hydropower construction study. On the other hand, the contractors could plan their projects with the best benefit-cost ratio, taking advantage of the natural features mapped with the bathymetry.

Report from Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop 2015

Fri, 13 Nov 2015 12:49:40 GMT

In 2015 Teledyne Marine hosted its first Technology Workshop, October 4-7 in San Diego. More than 240 delegates learned about our techology in the four morning tracks with external speakers, the 8 class room training tracks in the afternoon combined with the boat and dock demos. Furthermore, twenty 3rd party industry partners were present at the event. To get an impression, please see the enclosed video report from San Diego.

Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop - Day 2

Tue, 06 Oct 2015 21:18:35 GMT

Day 2 of the Teledyne Marine Technology Seminar.

Autonomous on-board data collection and processing using the Teledyne Odom...

Thu, 24 Sep 2015 14:54:28 GMT

Michael Redmayne from Caris gives his view on the usage of Autonomous Surface Vessels from the Underwater Technology Conference held in Boston, September 2014.

How are the dynamics of survey platforms changing? Are we seeing a shift into using AUVs for surveying and what are the operational requirements for this kind of survey?

Surveying, Dredging and Monitoring Fluid Mud in a Commercial Port

Tue, 07 Apr 2015 12:47:10 GMT

At our Underwanter Technology Seminar (UTS) in Hamburg, September 2014, Deputy Haven Master (Conservancy) Port of Bristol, Mark Burrows presented how the Port of Bristol deals with large amount of fluid mud in the port area with the following headlines: Survey Capabilities, Dredging Operations and Monitoring Fluid Mud.

Underwater Technology Seminar Boston 2014

Thu, 23 Oct 2014 10:00:51 GMT

Teledyne Marine Acoustic Imaging vídeo - Español

Wed, 15 Oct 2014 14:35:01 GMT

Teledyne Marine Acoustic Imaging Видео - Pусский

Wed, 15 Oct 2014 14:32:51 GMT

Underwater Technology Seminar Boston 2014 - Day 1

Thu, 09 Oct 2014 10:09:22 GMT

A short insight of the first day at the UTS seminar in Boston 2014

Underwater Technology Seminar Hamburg 2014 - Day 2

Mon, 22 Sep 2014 00:13:43 GMT

Day 2 at the UTS seminar in Hamburg 2014

See day 1 here

Underwater Technology Seminar Hamburg 2014 - Day 1

Wed, 17 Sep 2014 09:25:27 GMT

Day 1 at the UTS seminar in Hamburg 2014.

See day 2 here

Odom Hydrographic

Thu, 26 Jun 2014 18:20:28 GMT

With over 25 years of manufacturing echo sounding equipment, Teledyne Odom Hydrographic (formerly Odom Hydrographic Systems) continues its legacy of unwavering dedication to the principles of customer service and product innovation.
With over three thousand echo sounders produced and distributed worldwide, Teledyne Odom Hydrographic has established an enviable high standard for product reliability and customer service that is unmatched. Examples of Odom’s continuing drive to lead the hydrographic equipment market include the exceptional capabilities of the Echotrac MKIII and our Digibar S self-contained sound velocity probe.
In addition to our legacy of single beam echo sounders, we now offer our exceptional value multibeam, the MB1. Building on technical expertise from the Teledyne Marine group of companies and Odom’s wealth of experience in hydrography, MB1 will redefine the performance standards of small multibeam echo sounders.
Strict quality control standards ensure that every sounder we build, albeit single or multibeam, has undergone and passed some of the most rigorous testing criteria in the industry. All together, these provide our customers with a high confidence level, return on investment and ultimate success of their surveys.
Teledyne Odom Hydrographic is part of the Teledyne Marine Group. Together with Teledyne RESON and Teledyne BlueView, Teledyne Odom Hydrographic offers the strongest collective product portfolio in the market for subsea imaging and multibeam echosounder solutions.
Teledyne’s acquisition of Odom has created a unique synergy among the companies that make up the Teledyne Marine group which include: Teledyne RDI, Benthos, BlueView, CDL, TSS, Webb Research, Cormon, D.G. O’Brien, Gavia, Impulse, Geophysical Instruments, ODI and RESON. Cooperative efforts among these individual industry leaders will encourage growth and ensure the continued innovation that has brought Odom to the forefront of the hydrographic community.

Underwater Techlology Seminar 2014 at Qiandao Lake China

Wed, 30 Apr 2014 12:10:34 GMT

The UTS in China was the first UTS seminar in our series of UTS events taking place in 2014. It was a great success with more than 115 delegates participating in the two-day event.

Visit www.u-t-s.info to learn more

所有您需要的声纳都在这里

Thu, 24 Apr 2014 08:05:11 GMT

Teledyne Marine是上市公司Teledyne Technologies（美国纽约证券交易所代码TDY）旗下的子公司。

TMAIG是隶属于Teledyne Marine的集团公司，产品和服务面向海洋行业。

集团公司向市场提供强有力的产品组合及解决方案，涵盖水下声学成像及多波束测深领域的各种应用需求。

我们提供的声纳解决方案覆盖包括海洋工程，水道测量，土木工程，疏浚及国防安全在内的各个领域。

我们的工程服务部门拥有40多位专业的工程师及水道测量人员，可随时随地为客户提供服务及支持。我们在全球有六个区域分支机构，并建立了遍布全球的服务合作网络，向客户提供最贴心快捷的服务。

中国区用户详情可以咨询我们的上海办事处：

Teledyne RESON 上海办事处

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固定电话 +86 21 64186205

移动电话 +86 150 0036 2610

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OI14 Customer Event

Mon, 31 Mar 2014 08:18:43 GMT

At the second day of the exhibition RESON, BlueView and Odom Hydrographic hosted a OI14 Customer Event. The first part of the event was a seminar session with paper presentations from 5 external speakers. The second part of the Event was a cruise on the Thames including drinks, food and live music.

Teledyne Marine Imaging

Tue, 11 Mar 2014 13:10:55 GMT

The benefits of online analysis of sound speed profiles during data acquisition

Mon, 06 Jan 2014 15:35:04 GMT

By Hydrographic surveyor - Morten Sølvsteen, Danish Geodata Agency

Presentation outline

The two major uses of the ”skeleton”

1) Line planning
Line planning for more efficient surveys.

2) On-line analysis of sound speed profiles during data acquisition
A method for analyzing overlapping areas in multibeam echosounder surveys is introduced. The method requires that the velocity of sound at the transducer is monitored during the survey.

The method applies the principle of least squares to determine the vertical offset and the bias of the swaths caused by insufficient knowledge of the velocity of sound in the water column below the transducer.

This presentation was given at the Teledyne RESON Underwater Technology Seminar in Copenhagen 2013.

Teledyne RESON Underwater Technology Seminar 2013 - Copenhagen

Wed, 25 Sep 2013 16:20:15 GMT

Underwater Technology Seminar in Copenhagen 2013 - Our largest Multibeam Sonar Seminar ever in Europe

We hosted the European Underwater Technology Seminar, September 16th to 19th in Copenhagen. The seminar was a 3-day event focusing on new sonar technology and it had well over hundred delegates plus speakers and technology partners. It makes it our largest European seminar, since we started the yearly seminar concept.

We had put together an extensive educational program including international paper presentations, hands-on class room training, workshops with our technology partners, demo boat tours and a factory visit to the Teledyne RESON headquarters.

All the companies of the newly formed Teledyne Marine Acoustic Imaging Group , including RESON, BlueView and Odom Hydrographic, were present at the seminar. It became clear that our customers now have access to a whole range of underwater imaging solutions. There was a great deal of interest in the Teledyne Odom Hydrographic and the Teledyne BlueView demos and workshops. Francis Freire, a PHD at Stockholm University said: “I realised that Teledyne has a full range of multibeam sonars which allows you to select exactly the one you need, depending of the needs you have”.

All our technology partners also experienced a lot of interest from the delegates, who were eager to learn about new technologies and products. Throughout the seminar there was a good atmosphere and the social events called for late nights in Copenhagen.

We would like to thank all the delegates who attended the seminar as well as the technology partners and speakers for making this event a success.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Underwater Technology Seminars in 2014

– Keep up to date at www.teledyne-reson.com/worldtour