Teledyne CARIS to Present on Process Automation and Machine Learning

Fredericton, NB, Canada — Teledyne CARIS is pleased to announce their attendance at the Hydro 18 Conference and Trade Exhibition taking place in beautiful Sydney, Australia from October 30 to November 1. In addition, the team from Teledyne CARIS will be presenting on two separate occasions during the conference:

• Interactive workshop, ‘Knowing our Oceans and Understanding our Future through Automation’ on October 30 at 1pm. Join our team of experts and learn how to keep pace with the volumes of data generated by modern survey operations, ensure it is of suitable quality, and turn it into more information products to support our oceans. Space is limited in this information session, so register early to ensure your seat.
• ‘Advancing Hydrographic Data Processing through Machine Learning’ on October 30th, 5:30pm presented by Burns Foster, Manager of New Product Initiatives, Teledyne CARIS. Attendees will learn how this newly assembled machine-learning algorithm is being used to automatically identify and classify common types of noise in sonar systems to significantly reduce manual data cleaning.

Teledyne CARIS has also co-authored two additional papers, which will be showcased at Hydro 18:

• November 1, 3:50pm - ‘Monitoring Quality of Over the Horizon Autonomous Surveys’ presented by Mr. David Field, Operations Director, iXblue
• November 1, 11:30am - ‘High Density ENCs for New Zealand Ports’ presented by Mr. Marvin Espino, Technical Change Leader, New Zealand Hydrographic Authority, Land Information New Zealand

Visit representatives at Stand #18 for a demo of the newest versions of HIPS and SIPS, CARIS Onboard and Bathy DataBASE to discover how technological advancements like automatic boresight calibration, machine learning, automation, and one-step processing will create efficiencies and streamline your bathymetric workflow.

Image: CARIS Onboard can be used to process and monitor survey data from multiple platforms