Seismic
Sessions
Seismic Sessions are our live webinars for professionals who want to stay at the forefront of emerging technology across hydrographic, oceanographic and geophysical operations. Each session delivers practical insight into the tools shaping today’s projects, from sonar and navigation systems to USVs, ROVs and monitoring solutions.
Hear directly from experts, ask questions live and strengthen your technical confidence, whether you are experienced in the field or just getting started.
Calibrated Backscatter with NORBIT Subsea
Learn how modern multibeam systems capture acoustic reflectivity data that can be linked to physical seabed properties, enabling improved interpretation for hydrographic, environmental, and research applications.
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Presented by: Aleksandra Kruss
14th July 2026 @ 3.30pm AEST
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Multibeam Fundamentals Pt. 2 - Dr. Jonathan Beaudoin
This session takes a deeper look at the principles behind multibeam surveying, with a practical focus on understanding data quality, system performance, and real world application. Ideal for anyone looking to strengthen their understanding of multibeam beyond the basics.
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Presented by: Dr. Jonathan Beaudoin
August 2026
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INS: Setup to Processing with SBG Systems
Gain a practical understanding of inertial navigation systems, from initial setup and calibration through to post-processing, and how they support accurate positioning in hydrographic surveys.
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Presented by: Nico Michel - Customer Support Manager APAC
September 2026
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Underwater Imaging Best Practices
Learn practical techniques for capturing high quality underwater imagery for hydrographic surveys, marine research, and offshore inspections, while exploring the latest imaging technologies from SubC Imaging.
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Presented by: Paul Smith - Autonomous Systems Specialist
24 September 2026 9:00 am AEST
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3D Side Scan Surveying with Ping DSP
Discover how 3D side scan sonar is transforming seafloor mapping, providing enhanced visualisation and detail for improved interpretation across hydrographic, environmental, and inspection applications.
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Presented by: Ping DSP Team
October 2026
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