Filippo Biondi

Yes.

The software takes an image, reprocess the image in the sense that the software knows that has to grab the acoustic information that is hidden inside.

the data set because an image is a data set inside the data there is the acoustic information

And so, I mean, if the software was applied to, it could be applied to the entire earth and you could map out a thousand meters below every square inch of the entire earth if you had enough computing power and time, I guess, right?

Yeah.

It is a question of computer power.

And the question of is a trading between the computer power, the energy,

that we have to spend to make run fluently the computers with respect to the time that I have to wait to have the results.

Ryan asked you a real good question at lunch, I thought, which was, would this work underwater?

I'm just not sure yet.

Underwater, it is highly experimental for now.

But...

I am quite confident.

Let's say that.

Okay.

Okay.

And so how many areas have you scanned?

Yes.

Excluding the GISA Plateau, I have scanned other parts of the world.

I tell you, before moving to the GISA Plateau, we did, or also while doing the GISA Plateau in parallel, we made specific scans in order to validate and calibrate the method.