The High Time Resolution Universe Survey (HTRU) is a radiosurvey to identify pulsars and fast radio bursts (FRBs).
Surveying began around 2010.
The northern hemisphere is covered by HTRU-North (HTRU-N)
carried out with the Effelsberg 100-m Radio Telescope, and the
southern-hemisphere portion
(HTRU-South, HTRU-S) by Parkes Observatory.
The southern part is divided by galactic latitude,
that for the region centered on the galactic plane termed
the HTRU-South low-latitude survey (HTRU-S LL).
Hundreds of pulsars have been discovered.