Metal Shark Developing Autonomous Vessel for US Marine Corps
be integrating advanced autonomy and Command and Control capability into these highly specialized surface vessels to provide the Marine Corps with a next-generation system.”Under the OTA, Metal Shark will also provide the Marine Corps with associated program management, system engineering, configuration management, quality assurance, logistical support and the development of technical publications and manuals in support of the LRUSV program.The LRUSV program is the latest in a long string for Metal Shark’s Sharktech Autonomous Vessels division, a wholly-owned subsidiary launched in 2018 and
L3 Technologies Wins Navy Deal
and refurbish TB-23/BQ Towed Array System modules and associated test equipment and provide inventory management services. Support services include the engineering and technician services for tasking in the following areas: engineering and technical services, depot operations, logistics support, configuration management, evaluation, salvage, repair and upgrade, production support. Work will be performed in Sylmar, California, and is expected to be completed by December 2021. Fiscal 2018 other procurement (Navy) funding in the amount of $4,135,238 will be obligated at time of award and will not expire at
Seamless Hydrographic Workflow: Processing Evolved
is the reduction of human induced TPU. This is accomplished through automation of mundane and error prone tasks (transcription automation and processing state management) to isolate the stages for which the hydrographer is best suited. Examples of such stages include data validation, processing configuration management and trouble-shooting. To accomplish this, two types of workflows are incorporated: guided and dynamic. The guided workflow allows for non-expert users to arrive at typical bathymetric deliverables with little training or expert knowledge. The dynamic workflow is processing state management
BP Selects AGSL Software for Clair Ridge Project
the process control software it uses to operate facilities in Angola, Azerbaijan, Oman, Oklahoma and Alaska. BP’s decision to use Asset Guardian for the Clair Ridge project confirms AGSL’s reputation as a global partner with BP in providing the necessary tools for software configuration management. As the Clair Ridge project progresses - from construction of platform topsides in Korea and platform jackets in Norway through to final commissioning in the field - each phase of development requires a slightly different type of system configuration to manage and protect the project&rsquo
February 2024
