Seismic Sessions

Seismic Sessions are our live webinars created to support professionals and newcomers across hydrography, oceanography, geophysics, and marine operations. Each session brings practical insights into the tools and technologies shaping today’s projects, from sonar and navigation systems to USVs, ROVs, and more.

Owners can learn how to get the most from their equipment, specialists can sharpen their skills and apply the learning toward their own professional development, and those new to the field can build confidence with expert guidance. Whatever your background, Seismic Sessions give you the chance to learn directly from experts, ask questions in real time, and take your knowledge further.

Seismic Session | Inside Subsea Sensing: From Depth to Data with Impact Subsea

Learn the fundamentals of subsea sensing, including depth, heading, motion, and environmental monitoring. This session will explore how these measurements are applied in real-world survey and inspection projects.

Date: 15th October 2025 - Webinar Completed

Seismic Session | 3D Bathymetry Fundamentals with Ping DSP

Explore the essentials of 3D sonar imaging and how it differs from traditional single-beam or multibeam methods. This session will provide a foundation for understanding bathymetric workflows and their applications in ports, rivers, and coastal environments.

Presented by: James Moss

Date: 10th December 2025

Seismic Session | Autonomy in Action with Maritime Robotics

Learn how Uncrewed Surface Vessels are changing the way hydrographic and oceanographic surveys are carried out. This session will introduce the core principles of USV operations, key payload integrations, and practical examples of how autonomous platforms improve safety, efficiency, and data quality in marine surveys.

Presented by: Christopher Hernandez

Date: 17th February 2026

Seismic Session | Understanding Multibeam Fundamentals with Dr Jonathan Beaudoin

Learn how multibeam sonar systems capture and interpret seafloor data. This session will introduce the core principles of multibeam acoustics, including resolution, density, uncertainty, and backscatter, and explore how these factors influence data quality, accuracy, and confidence in hydrographic surveys.

Presented by: Dr Jonathan Beaudoin

Date: 12th May 2025