A multi-stage penetrating submarine sand wave in-situ observation device and method
An observation device and penetration technology, which are used in measurement devices, surveying and navigation, open-air water source surveys, etc., can solve the problem of failure to solve sandy seabed areas, repeated measurements, time discontinuity, and inability to accurately judge sand waves. The specific situation of the migration, etc., to achieve the effect of simple and easy penetration method, simple and easy equipment, and wide applicable water area
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[0065] image 3 The shown probe rod 4 is a general form, and the working method of the present invention will be described below by taking the probe rod installed with an electrode ring to form a resistivity probe rod as an example.
[0066] The method for observing the migration and change of seabed sand waves using a multi-stage penetration type submarine sand wave in-situ observation device based on a resistivity probe comprises the following steps:
[0067] 1) Indoor calibration test:
[0068] 1.1) First place the observation device in a large simulated tank;
[0069] 1.2) Then simulate the moving process of the real seabed sand wave, and use the laser rangefinder to precisely measure the elevation change of the sand wave surface during the whole process, and use the probe rod of the present invention to measure the process;
[0070] 1.3) Compare the measurement results of the observation device with the measurement results of the laser range finder to obtain the measure...
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