Sediment Move Monitoring

Autonomous echosounders can monitor sediment move for long period of time.

Autonomous Echosounder

Fully self-contained autonomous echosounder with backscatter data collection

Echologger EA400 is unique in the market as an Autonomous Echosounder with many useful practical features.

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Monitoring sediment movement is essential for understanding coastal dynamics, erosion patterns, and habitat changes. EchoLogger offers autonomous echosounders specifically designed for sediment movement monitoring over extended periods.

Our autonomous echosounders are equipped with advanced sensors and telemetry systems, allowing them to operate independently for long durations. By continuously measuring and recording depth data, these echosounders provide valuable insights into sediment transport processes, sediment deposition, and erosion dynamics.

With their autonomous operation capabilities, EchoLogger echosounders can be deployed in remote or inaccessible locations, providing continuous monitoring without the need for constant human intervention. This makes them ideal for long-term sediment movement studies in coastal areas, estuaries, and riverine environments.

The data collected by our autonomous echosounders enables scientists, engineers, and environmental managers to track changes in sediment distribution over time, assess erosion and deposition rates, and evaluate the effectiveness of sediment management strategies. This information is crucial for informed decision-making and sustainable management of coastal and aquatic ecosystems.

EchoLogger is committed to providing innovative solutions for sediment movement monitoring. Our autonomous echosounders offer reliable and accurate data collection capabilities, empowering researchers and stakeholders to better understand and manage sediment dynamics in marine and freshwater environments.

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