Klein Marine Systems has successfully delivered its 5900 ultra-high-resolution sonar to the Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology (KIOST) as part of KIOST's initiative to enhance marine science and technology. The advanced sonar system will be utilized for seafloor topography surveys, aiding in the institute's research efforts. Acceptance trials for the sonar were conducted off the coast of Busan, South Korea, marking a significant step in KIOST's ongoing quest to improve marine exploration capabilities.
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Original from ROVplanet.com: Klein Marine System’s 5900 High-Speed Side-Scan Sonar To KIOST For Seafloor Topography Surveys
Klein Marine System’s 5900 High-Speed Side-Scan Sonar To KIOST For Seafloor Topography Surveys
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