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MVP™ Product Family Specifications and Options
| Depth | Ship Speed |
Options | Documents (PDF) | Drawings (PDF) | Photos |
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| 600m 320m 200m |
0 knots 6 knots 12 knots |
SV, CTD, LOPC, FL |
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MVP™ Brochure The four-page MVP™ brochure is available on-line in Adobe Acrobat format. Click here to download the PDF file (463k). |
Economic Benefits A two-page information sheet explaining the economic benefits of using the Moving Vessel Profiler is available for on-line viewing. Click here to get the overview! |
MVP-Compatible Instruments from ODIM Brooke Ocean
ODIM Brooke Ocean manufacture other product lines that, as well as being self-contained instruments themselves, are fully compatible with the Moving Vessel Profiler.
LOPC
The Laser Optical Plankton Counter (LOPC) offers ADVANCED DATA COLLECTION features not found on conventional optical plankton counters. The LOPC can be installed inside the MVP's Multi-Sensor Fish as part of its sensor payload. Find out more information on the LOPC here.FFCPT
The Free Fall Cone Penetrometer (FFCPT) was developed to collect geotechnical and geophysical data from the sea floor. The FFCPT can be installed on the MVP's tow cable (MVP200 and larger) and deployed in place of the Free Fall Fish, allowing multiple, automated drops either on station or from a variety of drop points. Also, the FFCPT can be deployed while underway, utilizing the MVP's native functionality. Find out more information on the FFCPT here or contact ODIM Brooke Ocean.A technical paper describing the implementation of FFCPT with MVP, presented at UDT Pacific December 2006, is available here (1.3MB PDF).
For further information on the ODIM Moving Vessel Profiler™ systems and their recent uses, check the ODIM Brooke Ocean Press Releases! Also, see the Downloads page for MVP-related animation found on this page!
Got a question about MVP™ that's NOT answered here? Try the MVP™ FAQ!
The Moving Vessel Profiler (MVP™) was developed by ODIM Brooke Ocean in conjunction with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Ocean Physics Division and the Canadian Hydrographic Service, Bedford Institute of Oceanography.
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