Subsea Services News – Page 65

  • An impressive image of the Curtin Artificial Reef in Moreton Bay, Australia. The reef is made up of numerous barges, ships, concrete pipes, bouys and tires etc.
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    New kit cuts a Swathe in survey provision

    2010-12-01T13:49:00Z

    Cornwall based Swathe Services has made its first UK sale of the SONIC 2024 wideband high resolution shallow water multibeam echosounder.

  • The new Mobilarm lightweight locator beacon for divers will be based on the defence submarine escape and abandonment emergency locator beacon, the Mobilarm V200.
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    New diver locator beacon from Mobilarm

    2010-11-25T16:53:00Z

    Australian marine safety equipment manufacturer Mobilarm Limited is developing a new lightweight VHF locator beacon available for commercial, sports and professional divers around the world.

  • The IMCA say that close to 4,000 diving personnel were employed offshore globally in 2009.
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    IMCA publishes offshore diving stats for 2009

    2010-11-25T16:39:00Z

    A new study has revealed that close to 4,000 diving personnel were employed offshore worldwide during 2009 by members of the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA).

  • The cavitating water plume from Cleghorn’s 2,000psi unit does not damage the material being cleaned or coatings such as anti-fouling paints.
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    Divers have a blast with cavitation cleaning

    2010-11-25T15:08:00Z

    This year has seen a number of successful deployments around the UK of the CaviBlaster cavitation cleaning machines supplied by Charles Cleghorn Ltd, in both diver and ROV operations. The company has also sold two of the 1222 model machines in the last month.

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    IMCA digital video publication

    2010-10-29T15:25:00Z

    Discovering Digital Video - An Introduction to Digital Video and its Benefits is the title of a new publication from the International Marine Contractors Association, which now has over 700 members in 56 countries.

  • OceanFog is a new all purpose north-seeking gyrocompass from OceanTools, which is designed for survey, ROV navigation and other key applications. It is depth rated to 3,000m.
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    Novel gyrocompass developed

    2010-10-29T15:18:00Z

    OceanFog, a compact survey grade north-seeking gyrocompass claimed to cost around one third less than the price of its nearest competitor has been developed by OceanTools of Aberdeen.

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    New Elak Nautik multibeam systems

    2010-10-29T15:10:00Z

    Elac Nautik of Kiel in Germany has introduced a new medium depth and deepwater multibeam system with a swathe width exceeding 140 degrees, the SB 3030.

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    Italian Hydrographic Society formed

    2010-10-29T15:06:00Z

    An Italian Hydrographic Society (Societa Italiana Di Idrografia) has been formed under the leadership of its inaugural President, Dr Aldo Monaca.

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    Arctic Regional Hydrographic Commission established

    2010-10-29T15:01:00Z

    The International Hydrographic Organization in Monaco has established an Arctic Regional Hydrographic Commission (ARHC) comprising representatives of five member coastal states, Canada, Denmark, Norway, Russia and the USA. It is the 16th regional commission to be formed under IHO auspices.

  • Deneb, one of two Federal German Maritime & Hydrographic Agency survey vessels which be present at Hydro 2010.
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    Germany stages Hydro 2010

    2010-10-13T10:16:00Z

    A global audience of well over 300 delegates is expected at Hydro 2010, the International Federation of Hydrographic Societies’ 17th biennial European hydrographic conference at Warnemünde on the Baltic coast from 2-5 November.

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    Pelydryn completes Irish surveys

    2010-10-13T10:10:00Z

    Pelydryn, the Welsh airborne Light Detection and Ranging (Lidar) company headed by former UK national hydrographer Dr Wyn Williams, has completed two major surveys for the Irish INFOMAR (Integrated Mapping for the Sustainable Development of Ireland’s Marine Resource) programme, involving mapping of the country’s entire offshore territory on behalf of ...

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    New Norwegian and UK hydrographers

    2010-10-13T10:05:00Z

    Evert Flier has been appointed director of the Norwegian Hydrographic Service in Stavanger, which is also responsible for administration of the international non-profit electronic nautical chart centre, Primar Stavanger.

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    Valeport US venture

    2010-10-13T09:58:00Z

    Instrumentation specialist Valeport of Devon UK has teamed with Oceanscience in California to develop an underway sound velocity (SV) profiling system enabling surveyors to secure fast, high quality profiles without ever having to stop a vessel and suspend operations.

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    £1m Malaysian order for latest Sonardyne systems

    2010-10-13T09:53:00Z

    Yateley UK based Sonardyne has supplied SapuraAcergy of Kuala Lumpur with ranges of its new 6G (sixth generation) acoustic positioning systems for use in projects throughout South East Asia under a contract worth £1m

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    £1m Malaysian order for latest Sonardyne systems – by David Goodfellow

    2010-10-07T17:30:00Z

    Yateley UK based Sonardyne has supplied SapuraAcergy of Kuala Lumpur with ranges of its new 6G (sixth generation) acoustic positioning systems for use in projects throughout South East Asia under a contract worth £1m.

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    Valeport US venture – by David Goodfellow

    2010-10-07T17:30:00Z

    Instrumentation specialist Valeport of Devon UK has teamed with Oceanscience in California to develop an underway sound velocity (SV) profiling system.

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    New Norwegian and UK hydrographers – by David Goodfellow

    2010-10-07T17:30:00Z

    Evert Flier has been appointed director of the Norwegian Hydrographic Service in Stavanger, which is also responsible for administration of the international non-profit electronic nautical chart centre, Primar Stavanger.

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    Pelydryn completes Irish surveys – by David Goodfellow

    2010-10-07T17:29:00Z

    Pelydryn, the Welsh airborne Light Detection and Ranging (Lidar) company headed by former UK national hydrographer Dr Wyn Williams, has completed two major surveys.

  • Deneb, one of two Federal German Maritime & Hydrographic Agency survey vessels which be present at Hydro 2010.
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    Germany stages Hydro 2010 – by David Goodfellow

    2010-10-07T17:29:00Z

    A global audience of well over 300 delegates is expected at Hydro 2010, the International Federation of Hydrographic Societies’ 17th biennial European hydrographic conference at Warnemünde.

  • Following the success of the AMAP1 pilot project in 2008, the AMAP2 project seeks to further the monitoring, mitigation and management of the marine environment.
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    Further work to manage marine historical environment

    2010-09-20T14:46:00Z

    Hampshire UK based underwater specialist SeaZone has been commissioned to characterise archaeological potential for shipwrecks by the University of Southampton (UoS).