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.
The underwater exploration technology made it possible for humans to explore the undersea depths only within the past 50 years. Before this technology was invented, human kind had to rely on experienced divers, but even the most talented swimmer could only go as deep as 417 feet.
Applications and EquipmentA hydrographic survey implies data collection about certain bodies of water. Its purpose is to ensure the safety operation of boats and detecting any impediment that might occur. Some use the term to refer only to ocean and sea waters…
Technology Used in Seafloor Mapping/ImagingKnowing the depth of the seafloor and locating its hazards is of the main interest to shipping. The first maps were produced to identify the near-shore hazards and only in the nineteenth century sounding…
What does a marine technician do? Marine mechanics are in charge with all the electrical systems and mechanical aspects of a vessel’s engines. They must provide maintenance, inspection, routine checks, and repairs for the company’s boats or individual employers.
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February 2026
