McLaren’s marine engineers and in-house dive team worked together to deploy an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) to measure the waves, current velocities and wakes caused by environmental conditions and other vessels that traverse the area.
This hydroacoustic current meter, ADCP, will collect information for two months and relay detailed and accurate site data that our design team can then use to develop resilient coastal structures which meet the specific conditions of Homeport II.
McLaren’s marine engineers and in-house dive team worked together to deploy an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) to measure the waves, current velocities and wakes caused by environmental conditions and other vessels that traverse the area. This hydroacoustic current meter, ADCP, will collect information for two months and relay detailed and accurate site data that our design team can then use to develop resilient coastal structures which meet the specific conditions of Homeport II.