Canadian Seabed Research Limited

Address: 341 Myra Rd.
Porters Lake, NS B3E 1G2
CA

Mailling Address: 341 Myra Rd.
Porters Lake, NS B3E 1G2
CA

Phone: (902) 827-4200

Fax: (902) 827-2002

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Website: http://www.csr-marine.com

Canadian Seabed Research Limited

Canadian Seabed Research Ltd. is a geophysical consulting company established in 1985. The professional geophysicists on staff at CSR have over 40 years of combined marine surveying/geomatics experience on projects which span the globe. Best known for the collection, interpretation and digital mapping of marine geophysical data, CSR services also include ground-based environmental and engineering geophysics. CSR maintains a large suite of state-of-the-art geophysical equipment including side scan sonars, echo sounders, seismic profiling systems and a Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS).


Geographic Marketing Activities:


America: South, North; Europe: West, EC; Caribbean; World Wide Interest: potential in the Gulf of Mexico.

Keywords and ereas of expertise:
Engineering foundation surveys, landfill surveys, underwater
sonar search, harbour clean-up studies, ice scour research.
Perform: seabed mapping, acoustic data interpretation, digital
mapping, equipment design, marine geology, marine geophysics,
geomatics, seabed classification, GIS, geophysical surveying,
hydrography, coastal zone mapping, offshore petroleum surveys.
DGPS (Digital Global Positioning System).

Company Details

Year Established: 1985

Number of Employees: 8

Company Information

Pat Campbell
Title: Manager
Telephone: (902) 827-4200
Fax: (902) 827-2002
Email: Click Here

Glen Gilbert
Title: President
Area of Responsibility: Management Executive
Telephone: (902) 827-4200
Fax: (902) 827-2002
Email: Click Here

Products

Gis Software Packages

Engineering - Consultants

Environmental Consultants

Offshore Positioning

Geological/Geophysical/Geotechnical Services

Environmental Products And Services

Digital Graphic Recorder.
The Digital Graphic Recorder produces a continuous permanent graphic record of the sea floor and sub-bottom topography. The recorder generates a trigger pulse which is sent down two cables to energize a side scan sonar and\or sub-bottom profiler transducers. When the sonar echoes are received, they are sent up two cables to the recorder, and are electronically processed to produce a sonar image. This can be used to provide a high-resolution vertical profile of shallow sediments on the sea floor.

Environmental Assessment
Prior to the placement of underwater pipelines (or cables) it is necessary to determine what impact the construction will have on the environment or what hazards may be in place. Canadian Seabed Research Ltd. (CSR) offers a complete range of survey and marine services to engineering groups, mining and petroleum companies and government agencies working in coastal and offshore marine environments. Services include: pre/post lay cable and pipeline route surveys; petroleum geo-hazard site surveys and thickness to bedrock for marine engineering; seabed foundation surveys; ice scour hazard and modelling surveys. The same technologies and expertise used for this type of project can also be used for many other environmental applications including: pre/post dredging surveys of contaminated sediments; ocean disposal/sediment transport studies; sewage outfall mapping and monitoring; coral reef health mapping; contaminated debris search and recovery; aquaculture site selection studies.

Integrated Marine Acoustic Profiling System (imaps) Profiling System.
The Integrated Marine Acoustic Profiling System (IMAPS) enables accurate images to be generated of pollution from sewage outfalls, of damage to the seafloor by trawlers, and of the trails of iceberg scours. Three existing technologies are used in the new system. The first, is a side scan sonar unit which is towed behind the ship and provides a high-resolution, 2-dimensional image from the high frequency sound waves it bounces off the seafloor. The second source is a sub-bottom profiler, which emits low frequency acoustic energy which penetrates the seafloor to create a cross-section of the underlying geological sediments. This tool can penetrate to 50 m in soft silts and clays. The third device is called a micro-profiler which works like a sub-bottom profiler, but emits higher frequency sound waves and, therefore, achieves higher resolution of the uppermost 2-3 m of sediments. By integrating these technologies, new types of high accuracy information can be collected in a very cost-effective manner.

Services

Environmental Land Geophysics

Environmental Marine Surveys

Marine Geology & Geophysics

Coastal And Marine Geomatics