Ships – Towing or pushing – Submerged object
Patent
1987-04-16
1988-02-23
Moskowitz, Nelson
Ships
Towing or pushing
Submerged object
114254, 367 15, B63B 2166, B63G 842, G01V 138
Patent
active
047263156
ABSTRACT:
A ship is provided with booms that may be extended outwardly from the ship. Geophysical devices of different genera are towed from the booms, in the water behind the ship. A UHF antenna is located at the outboard tip of each boom. A line joining the two antennas defines a long reference base line for determining the absolute heading of the ship with respect to a meridian and to locate the absolute positions of selected towed geophysical devices with respect to two-dimensional space. The booms may be automatically oriented along a line perpendicular to the ship's track, independently of the ship's heading.
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Advertisement, Geophysical Prospecting, Mar. 1987, Seismic Services Ltd.
CGG advertisement, The Leading Edge, Apr. 1987.
Bell Robert R.
Schneider, Jr. Louis I.
Knox William A.
Lobo Ian J.
Moskowitz Nelson
Teledyne Exploration
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