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Field and how wide could the cone go? what's the latest technology? >> several technologies. side scan sonar would be the first tool. side scan would be towed off the bottom by a ship traveling at slow speed. the sonar array would be given a beam pattern about less than a kilometer wide, towing along about four knots and they would be looking realtime at the data, looking for anomalies on the bottom. if they were to find something that struck their interest, they would do multiple passes over it to define what it is better. the next step up in sonar would be multibeam which, again, is a multip...
We are trying to compare what our models are telling us compared to what he see on the coastal gauges. it's still early to tell exactly how this is going to play out. it looks as though we are going to be seeing maybe a meter to two meters in the hawaiian chain. hilo looks like two meters. >> all right, about six feet there. what about the west coast of the united states? >> caller: it doesn't look that big. i'm looking at a map that shows the beam pattern. it looks like that is down in the submeter range. maybe as little as ten to 40 centimeters. it's not a significant event on the west coast...