Multi-beam fine post processing method

Abstract

The invention discloses a multi-beam fine post processing method. The method includes an engineering project management module, a surveying vessel configuration module, an original data preprocessingmodule, a navigation editing module, a posture editing module, a sound velocity correction module, a tide correction module, a deep processing module, a multi-beam installation and calibration module,a three-dimensional terrain display module and a result data output module. Accordingly, the functions of data reading, file decoding, basic processing, parameter configuration, deep data editing, auxiliary parameter detection, view and display control, a help module and the like are achieved; the reference significance is achieved for an independent research and development post processing method, and meanwhile a very good promoting function is achieved for scientific research.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows multiple beams from different sources (project managing modules) together into one system that can perform various processes on these streams simultaneously without interferring each other's workings or requiring separate equipment. It also includes features like adjustable parameters such as sound speed, direction, altitude, etc., which helps improve performance by providing precise results when used during specific stages of an activity. Overall, this process provides technical benefits over existing systems while improving efficiency and accuracy in creation of accurate maps across diverse terrains.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed in this patents relates to developing multi- beam systems for marine geology measurements that have higher accuracy, efficiency, or resolution than current options such as traditional offshore platforms like Sonar (which uses radioactive materials). However, there currently exist no international standardized methodology for studying these techniques due to their complexity and lack of knowledge about how they work together with other tools used during exploratory studies on sea floor sedimentary basins.

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