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| Typically, vertical profilers are self-powered and have memory. Sensor response times are fast and sampling rates are high to ensure data resolution is high. Biofouling is not normally a consideration. |
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| Instruments designed for vehicle integration often have a very tight power budget. On platforms moving quickly through the water - either vertically or horizontally - rapid sensor response times are important. Size and form fit are normally a third critical requirement for integration instruments. |
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| Instruments used for shipboard installation are frequently externally powered. Biofouling may or may not be an issue. For sea surface sound velocity, ease of maintenance and installation is often a critical issues. |
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| Sound speed sensors for seismic arrays need to be small, robust and have no moving parts. |
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| Instruments designed for use with single and multi-beam echosounders. |
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| Instruments that are ideal for use with acoustic positioning. |
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