[Acoustics] edge distance with remote controlled boat
Henry J Zajd Jr.
hzajd at usgs.gov
Tue Oct 1 14:27:35 CDT 2002
John
My question stems from the idea that you can NOT get to
the far side at all! Then what do you do?? The one side has access, while
the other has very little and when winter comes around we have snow to deal
with. When we can make a "regular" ADCP motor boat, this is obviously not a
problem.
So I repeat what can you do when you can only start from
one side and can't get to the other to set a mark or "shoot" the boat as
it comes close to shore. Dave M, Kevin, Victor or anyone else - what are
your suggestions for this situation???
Hank
John Goodson
<jgoodson at sfwmd. To: "Henry J Zajd Jr." <hzajd at usgs.gov>
gov> cc: acoustics at simon.er.usgs.gov
Subject: Re: [Acoustics] edge distance with remote controlled boat
10/01/2002 08:33
AM
Henry,
If you don't get a good target on the far side, it might not work, but
distance to the far shore minus distance to the boat will give you the far
shore edge distance.
John
"Henry J Zajd Jr." wrote:
> Greetings all
> Happy new year! Here's the question - how
> can you figure out the edge distance for "far" side when you use a remote
> controlled boat?? I am planning on using a remote controlled boat at
> certain times, on 250 to 400 foot wide streams and have wondered how this
> can be done. Any ideas??? Just to clarify, I am NOT speaking about a
> tethered boat setup.
>
> Hank Zajd
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