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Passaic Multibeam 2014
The top image shows the location along the river as well as shoreline structures and features. The bottom left is the sweep window. Each ray represents an individual sounding beam. Combined they constitute a single sweep of data. The line where they end at the bottom shows the profile of the river bottom for that sweep. The bottom right window is the waterfall window. Each individual sweep is plotted at the bottom one after another which results in a three dimensional color coded image of the survey transect.
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