
Motion Compensation of Sub-Bottom Profilers (SBP)
Sub-bottom profilers use low-frequency acoustic pulses to penetrate the seafloor and image sediment layers, buried structures, and geological features beneath the seabed. Because the imaging geometry must remain stable to interpret sub-surface reflectors correctly, accurate motion compensation is essential to producing reliable, well-defined profiles.
Motion Compensation of Sub-Bottom Profilers (SBP)
Market-leading Motion Reference Unit for Sub-Bottom Profilers (SBP)
The Norwegian Subsea MRU 6000 series delivers the high-accuracy pitch, roll, and heave compensation that sub-bottom profiling demands. For deployment on towed bodies, ROVs, or AUVs, the compact titanium MRU Subsea, rated to 6000 metres, provides the same precision directly on the platform.






