What’s really down there? Seequent Unlocks Subsea Intelligence.
Working underneath the world’s waters is a challenge in and of itself, a challenge exacerbated if an operator does not have a clear picture of the make-up of the seabed with insights on the potential traps that might await.
Seequent are experts that understand the underground; offering a full suite of earth-modelling, analysis, data management and software that has touches across industries. Matt Grove, Regional Segment Manager Offshore, Seequent discusses the value proposition for a broad swath of subsea industries, from offshore oil and gas to offshore renewables; dredging to subsea cabling; with emerging opportunities including carbon capture and storage.
Evolution and Applications of Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs)Unmanned underwater vehicles or UUVs are those machines that can operate underwater without a human on board. There are two different types of UUVs, those that need to be controlled by a human on board of a vessel…
Marine technology refers to a vast umbrella of elements that have helped us to explore what lives in bodies of water. This includes saltwater of the oceans and the freshwater of various lakes. It is amazing how many living things are found in water.
August marks the annual hydrographic e-magazine and the opportunity to highlight some of the global research underway in our world’s oceans. We explore hydrographic data, climate simulations, subsea networks and cybersecurity, camera technology, autonomous operations, sonar and survey solutions, as well as ROVs.
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August 2026
