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Published: March 28, 2007
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Don Vokey, President of Northstar Technical says “This combination provides a full record of the survey that can serve as a basis for subsequent analysis and post-processing that is ‘the same as being there’. The Scientific Survey System also provides an audio track for test documentation.”
These features are made possible by the recent release of the company’s DSP-based Digital Acoustic Receiver. This advanced signal processing engine enables tracking of signals from the net during deployment and retrieval as well as while fishing. This feature provides the tools necessary to “fly” the net into position with accuracy not possible with other systems.
Advanced playback application software available from NetMind can be used to playback recorded data at greater than 10X speed to recreate any tow from the comfort of the lab or office. Northstar’s CEO, Dr. Wilson Russell, states “This is just the first steps that Northstar is taking to introduce exciting new products that have come out of our recent Aquacomm technology development program. We look forward to providing more new products to support vibrant and sustainable world fisheries in future.”
About Northstar Electronics, Inc.
Northstar Electronics, through its subsidiaries, Northstar Technical Inc. and Northstar Network Ltd., provides electronic products to the marine industry and provides engineering, prototyping and production services to the Homeland Security and defense industries.
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