Underwater Surveillance

Underwater surveillance involves using technology to monitor and gather information about activities beneath the sea. This is primarily achieved through underwater acoustics, which uses sound waves to detect and track objects like submarines, marine life, or underwater structures. Acoustic sensors send out sound signals that bounce off objects, returning information about their size, shape, and location. This technology is vital for naval security, environmental monitoring, and marine research, providing insights into both human activity and natural phenomena in the underwater environment.