Research on Multibeam Bathymetric System Based on Geometrical Relation Mo Model
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Published:2023-11-21
Issue:1
Volume:8
Page:100-103
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ISSN:2771-3032
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Container-title:Academic Journal of Science and Technology
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language:
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Short-container-title:AJST
Author:
Zhang Zhenrui,Feng Chen,Zhang Yuxuan
Abstract
In this paper, the basic principles of multibeam bathymetry system are discussed in depth, the development of which originates from the single-beam bathymetry technology. Through profound mathematical modelling and geometric relationship derivation, a systematic and detailed analysis is carried out for the coverage width of multibeam bathymetry and the overlap rate between two adjacent bands in the case that the survey line is parallel to the horizontal plane. Adopting the idea of combining numbers and shapes, combined with the triangle side angle relationship, we established a geometrical-mathematical model with an α-slope slant line, which lays a solid theoretical foundation for solving the problem. In this study, we successfully solved the expression of seawater depth D of the multibeam bathymetric system in the case that the direction of the survey line is parallel to the horizontal plane by the method of listing relations. At the same time, we make full use of the sine-cosine theorem of triangles to derive the coverage width of the bathymetric strip in depth. Combining these two organically, a complete and detailed expression for the coverage width is formed, which provides a powerful mathematical tool for the further study of deep-sea bathymetry technology. In addition, by applying the mathematical model to the vacant data in Table 1, we successfully fill in this missing information, demonstrating the feasibility and accuracy of the model in practical applications. This study not only makes remarkable progress in theory, but also provides strong support for practical applications in the field of ocean bathymetry.
Publisher
Darcy & Roy Press Co. Ltd.
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