Current Signals
Ingestion of high-frequency current speeds, salinity shifts, and thermal anomalies across abyssal buoys.
Bathys integrates natively with mooring arrays and satellite uplinks to synthesize an uncorrupted, millisecond-accurate view of the deep-ocean environment.
Ingestion of high-frequency current speeds, salinity shifts, and thermal anomalies across abyssal buoys.
Topology tracing of hydrostatic loading, sediment slope instability, and cascaded pressure-hull failure thresholds.
Static and dynamic analysis of seabed micro-tremors, hydrophone drift, and structural vulnerabilities.
A single sensor reports a value. The array reports where the value is going. Each layer exists to make the next one honest.
Pressure, temperature, conductivity and acoustic backscatter on every mooring, sampled on-hull and timestamped before the first hop.
Surface and mid-water relay buoys form a self-healing acoustic mesh. A noisy short hop is replaced by a clean longer one automatically.
The engine knows which moorings are up-slope of which. Gradients are evaluated along the array, not per instrument.
| Parameter | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Rated depth | 6,000 m | Titanium pressure hull, 1.5× safety factor |
| Pressure sampling | 4 Hz | 20 Hz while a Watch event is open |
| Hydrophone band | 10 Hz – 48 kHz | Reference ping calibration hourly |
| Acoustic link | ≤ 12 ms mean | 95th percentile 16.2 ms, adaptive relay routing |
| Battery reserve | 18 months | Bottom-mounted pack, remote reserve telemetry |
| Ballast release | Autonomous + operator | Cascaded thresholds, 11-minute mean warning window |
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