Thursday, September 19, 2024

Data Processing News

Source: Teledyne DALSA

Teledyne Unveils 16K, 1-Megahertz TDI Line Scan Camera

frame grabbers, utilizing CLHS technology. Built on reliable, field-proven high-speed data transmission technology, Teledyne DALSA says it delivers data at 16 Gigapixels per second over dual CLHS CX4 connectors to active optical cables. Its data forwarding capability supports parallel data processing in up to 12 PCs

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Ocean Geophysics Sets Up New UXO Clearance Service for Dutch Offshore Wind

UXO detection and clearance work, and many of the license holders do not prioritize offshore work. We aim to help debottleneck offshore UXO survey work on behalf of developers and operators of offshore wind farms,” says Alison Wells, CEO of Ocean Geophysics.The company offers a comprehensive data processing services aimed at achieving As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP) certification, a critical safety standard for UXO risk management. In the international market outside of the Netherlands, Ocean Geophysics has streamlined its ALARP certification process, achieving turnaround times as fast

Diagram of inertial navigation system courtesy of Exail.
Image courtesy Exail

Less is More with Gyroscopes

of less than 7W. It has a Doppler Velocity Logger-aided position accuracy of heading accuracy of 0.07° and pitch and roll accuracy of 0.01°. “The Phins 9 Compact is an ideal solution for new generation AUV manufacturers and e-ROV operators looking to save power without compromising on data processing capabilities,” says Le Roy. Its applications include survey-grade coastal and offshore seabed mapping, inspection repair and maintenance and defense.The latest models added to Advanced Navigation’s DFOG range are the Boreas A Series, including A90 and A70. The A Series is designed

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Partnerships aims to bring Hydrographic Survey Data Processing to the Cloud

can process ocean data in near-real time during surveys and seamlessly contextualize it with existing geophysical data, aiming to reduce the time from data collection to actionable insights, shrinking lead times from weeks to hours."We are very excited to share our latest innovation in ocean data processing with the integration of Absolute Ocean and HYPACK's sonar data software," said Joe Wolfel, CEO of Terradepth. "Our goal is to revolutionize the hydrographic industry, making ocean data more accessible,efficient, and actionable than ever before, and this partnership is a great example

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TGS Licenses Imaging Software to Shell, Secures OBN Contract in North America

suite, announcing also it has secured another contract for the Ocean Bottom Node (OBN) data acquisition work in North America.The agreement with Shell provides opportunities for strategic collaboration and underscores the company’s commitment to harnessing advanced technology to elevate data processing and analytical capabilities for its clients.Through the agreement, Shell will migrate from their current in-house software to Imaging AnyWare."We are pleased to partner with Shell to enhance their data processing and analysis capabilities. Shell's adoption of TGS Imaging AnyWare highlights

PXGEO’s MantaRay is a hovering autonomous underwater vehicle engineered to deploy and recover ocean bottom nodes with minimal impact to the ocean floor.
Source: PXGEO

Autonomous Survey Technology: Cutting the Umbilical

to produce relatively small but high resolution seismic datasets. In the future, it will enable the swarm to report back to the launching vessel even if the vessel has moved beyond the reach of an individual OBN.Ocean Infinity’s Armada surface robot vessels only require a skeleton crew because data processing and payload control is conducted from onshore operations centers.Source: Ocean InfinityThe OBNs are designed to glide to the seafloor without the need for ROV help or DP-positioning mother vessels. As part of their patented autonomy, the OBN’s will use flight data to create a current profile

Source: Oceaneering

Oceaneering Tests AUV on Pipeline Inspection Pilot for TotalEnergies

inspection of subsea pipeline features. Autonomous pipeline tracking capability ensures Freedom remained directly above the pipeline at low altitudes, providing a detailed external view of the pipelines and the surrounding seafloor.On completion of the pipeline inspection missions, onboard automated data processing allowed the assessment of the mission effectiveness and the confirmation of pipeline condition in collaboration with TotalEnergies. Freedom provided high quality data sets at a significantly increased speed compared with legacy ROV pipeline inspection methods.Alan Anderson, Subsea Robotics Product

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Ocean Geophysics Introduces ‘Recycling’ of Free Seismic Data for Wind Farms

and clarity. By using innovative processing techniques Ocean Geophysics can now merge these disparate layers, facilitating a much clearer and holistic interpretation of subsurface structures and sedimentary formations.“We are essentially exemplifying the transformative power of advanced data processing techniques in enhancing vintage sub-bottom profiler/pinger data and S-UHRS from previous seismic surveys. Developers can utilise this reprocessed seismic data as part of their bid/no-bid decision making processes,” said Chris Weller, Director of Seismic at Ocean Geophysics

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Over 150 Specialist Subsea Jobs Up for Grabs at Rovco and Vaarst

new tech specialist roles for its Bristol headquarters.At Rovco, most of the roles will be in its hydrographic division, which spans wind farm planning surveys, seabed mapping, and UXO (unexploded ordnance) surveys.Rovco said it will be recruiting across several areas, including survey, engineering, data processing, and project management. Many of the skills required are directly transferrable from the offshore oil and gas industry, the company noted.As for Vaarst, the new roles will be offered in areas such as machine learning, computer vision autonomy, data, AI, and robotics software engineering, and

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