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IT TAKES JUST ONE RESON TO GET THE JOB DONE
Since RESON launched in 1976, it has thrived on a passion for innovation and exploration. Today, with one of the world’s most comprehensive ranges of high-resolution multibeam sonar systems, RESON has become a first choice for leaders of expeditions and hydrographic surveys around the world
RESON is an established International company, with its Headquarters in Denmark, subsidiaries in the USA, the UK, Germany and the Netherlands, and with representatives in 25 countries across 3 continents.
It is the from the experience gained in over 30 years of business that RESON’s products are regarded as “Expedition Ready Solutions” – Supplying everything needed to get expeditions off the ground, keeping them on track and returning superb results time after time.
SeaBat – a range of multi-beam sonar’s for shallow and deep water Each unit is a finely calibrated precision instrument, resilient, and built to withstand brutal handling and rough seas. The SeaBat 7101 – Ideal for small survey teams, It is able to deliver precision data in most surveys. It provides quality data to depths of 200 metres, switching between a 150 degree or 210 degree swath, real time stabilisation and reliable seafloor detection in all acoustic environments. The SeaBat 7111 – Ideal for inspecting oil and gas pipelines, It is the only multi-beam sonar
system with a depth range of 10 to 3 metres. Despite its high performance across a wide range of applications, the SeaBat 7111 is
easy to move from vessel to vessel, saving you the cost of a permanent installation. The SeaBat7125 - Popular with Harbour masters and dredgers, and where accuracy and resolution are paramount. Its roll stabilisation and special modes for harbour wall surveys and pipeline inspections make sure you get high data quality regardless of sea conditions. The SeaBat 7128 – Is a high resolution forward looking sonar system that detects objects in the water column and that displays the data set as a movie. It can be depth rated to 6,000 metres. The SeaBat 7150 - Combines high resolution with deep-water capabilities. It is ideal for conducting detailed route surveys for the
offshore industry. Its unique modular design makes operations easy to scale up efficiently, so you can add extra performance to your system as your jobs get more demanding. The SeaBat 8125-H – Is the first wide-sector, focused multi-beam sonar system on the market, the SeaBat 8125 still delivers best-in- class performance to a depth resolution of 6mm. It delivers variable swath, real-time roll stabilisation and reliable seafloor detection in all underwater acoustic environments. The SeaBat 8160 - Is depth-rated to 3,000 metres, the dynamic, focused beam ensures hi-res images for accurate hydrographic surveys. Even at depths approaching 3,000 metres, the system’s centre-of-energy and phase-zero crossing algorithms deliver sea-floor detection you can trust.
Today, more than one thousand SeaBat multi- beam echosounders are working hard for their owners all over the world. In part, this is down to the resilience of RESON’s gear. But it’s also due to its unique services and support that cover every aspect of buying and successfully operating your RESON gear. Customers rely on RESON to deliver full expedition-ready solutions, including highly qualified technical service, fast-response field support a comprehensive
inventory of spare parts, and quick-start training programmes for installation, operation, maintenance and service. Because, once you’re at sea, there’s no turning back.
PDS2000 software – RESON’s own software for before, during and after a survey The PDS2000 software is a Premium data-handling and Signal Processing System that has been developed by RESON after working closely with Professional hydrographers, dredgers and marine researchers to develop a one stop software solution that interfaces
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