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Over the course of the last four weeks, ThayerMahan employees participated in advanced underwater acoustics and SONAR training. The curriculum was developed by University of Connecticut School of Engineering's Dr. Francis (Frank) Chan, former Science Advisor to the Commander US Submarine Force. It was delivered at UCONN's Avery Point campus and included topics like the properties of underwater sound, sonar performance, the physics of acoustic propagation and beamforming.
ThayerMahan employees attending an acoustic course taught by UCONN's Dr. Frank Chan
Students spent equal time in an applied session held in the Operations Center at ThayerMahan. Former ACINT (Acoustic Intelligence) specialist Dan Lawrence and SONAR expert Andy Stockwell, both of ThayerMahan, developed and delivered a practicum focused on current and future mission sets. Their hands-on acoustic training enhanced ThayerMahan's real-world detection capability and reinforced its ability to efficiently resolve SONAR performance problems at sea.
ThayerMahan Pilots and Analysists engaged in the applied acoustic training practicum
ThayerMahan COO Richard Hine stated:
ThayerMahan's Outpost, autonomous acoustic detection system, provides long-dwell acoustic monitoring capabilities for government and commercial clients. Undersea acoustic detection is used for threat detection, monitoring of undersea infrastructure, marine mammal monitoring, and a host of other applications. ThayerMahan maintains a 24/7 operations center where staff monitor and pilot autonomous systems and provide data analysis service to its clients.