Acoustic Tomography (AT) is proposed as a robust solution to monitor rivers, estuaries, seas and oceans, lakes, and dam reservoirs, as well as irrigation channels or laboratory flumes. Measurement of aquatic bodies was a permanent challenge in
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Continuous & Real-Time River Monitoring
Streamflow Measurement in the Wide Irrigation channels
Flood Measurement with High Suspended Sediment Concentration
Dam Reservoirs & Lakes Monitoring
Tidal Current Measurement in Estuaries
Tidal Inlet/Outlet Measurement in Harbors
Current Measurement around the Structures & Artificial Islands
Flow DirectionNelocity Measurement in the Straits for Secure Vessels Navigation
Temperature Measurement in Aquatic Farms
Thermal Pollution Monitoring of Coastal Power Plants Outputs
Coastal Current Profile Measurement for Locating Energy Harvesting
Flow Monitoring Around the Oil/Gas Platforms
Two types of Fluvial Acoustic Tomography (FAT) is presented in the frequencies of 30 and 56 kHz to monitor ranges less than 2 and 1 km, respectively.
Two types of Coastal Acoustic Tomography (CAT) is presented in the frequencies of 5 and 10 kHz to monitor ranges less than 40 and 20 km, respectively.
Two types of Laboratory Acoustic Tomography (LAT) is presented in the frequencies of 100 and 200 kHz to monitor ranges less than 50 and 20 m, respectively.
