AML Oceanographic
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AML Oceanographic designs and manufactures instrumentation and deployment systems for hydrographic surveying, environmental monitoring, and other subsea applications. The pioneer of time-of-flight sound velocity is known for its field-swappable X2change™ sensors and modular SVP, CTD, CTDSV, and multiparameter X2•Series instrumentation. With the recent acquisition of the industry standard in high speed, underway profiling, the Moving Vessel Profiler (MVP), AML provides end-to-end vertical profiling solutions for hydrographic customers. Other AML innovations include UV•XchangeTM, the award-winning UV biofouling control proven to reduce maintenance requirements of in-situ deployments by preventing marine growth on critical surfaces. Headquartered in British Columbia, Canada, AML’s Dartmouth, Nova Scotia location provides customers with extended support hours, deployment support, and custom engineering capabilities. AML is committed to providing the ocean sensing market with flexible solutions that minimize cost and maximize productivity.
AML Oceanographic
The AML-3 SVP 500m is an all inclusive package built around the AML-3 Logger with Sound Velocity and Pressure (500 dBar) X2change™ sensors.
AML Oceanographic
Moving Vessel Profiler (MVP) is proven to remove both the technical and financial unpredictability associated with survey operations. Public and private organization
AML Oceanographic
The AML-3 CTDSV 500m is an all inclusive package built around the AML-3 Logger with Conductivity-Temperature, Pressure (6000 dBar), and Sound Velocity X2change™ sens
AML Oceanographic
The AML-3 CTDSV 500m is an all inclusive package built around the AML-3 Logger with Conductivity-Temperature, Pressure (500 dBar), and Sound Velocity X2change™ senso
AML Oceanographic
The AML-3 SVPTu 6000m is an all inclusive package built around the AML-3 Logger with Sound Velocity, Pressure (6000 dBar), and Turbidity X2change™ sensors.
