Seabed and structures
A geometric view for investigating submerged shapes and vertical obstacles.
CERULEAN / 3D RECONSTRUCTION
From acoustic return to underwater geometry.
A system for building point clouds and three-dimensional representations of the seabed and structures during scanning.
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THE SYSTEM IN PRACTICE
Omniscan 3D combines a 450 kHz transducer and a 16-channel receiver to estimate the vertical angle of targets. Sensor movement, through translation or rotation, progressively builds the point cloud: it is not an instantaneous volumetric image.
SonarView displays the seabed as a 3D surface and water-column targets as points. We assess the system by starting with your targets, the path and the available position and orientation references.
A geometric view for investigating submerged shapes and vertical obstacles.
Integrated onboard processing and Ethernet switch; no additional beamforming computer required.
Modular solutions require a specific assessment of installed hardware and software.
A MANUFACTURER EXAMPLE

Technical documentation: official Cerulean source ↗. Page reviewed on 11 September 2026. Configuration and compatibility require confirmation; stock availability is not implied.
FROM SPECIFICATION TO OPERATION
Environment, equipment and operational objectives.
Together, we define the right configuration.