Side-scan sonar is a powerful imaging technology used to produce high-resolution images of large areas of the seafloor. By emitting acoustic pulses outward from both sides of a towed or mounted transducer, it captures reflected sound waves to generate detailed visual maps of underwater terrain and objects. Commonly used in hydrographic surveys, underwater archaeology, wreck detection, and marine research, side-scan sonar is essential for identifying seabed features, structures, and debris with clarity and precision.
