Venterra Expands Marine Hard Bottom Benthic Ecology and Hard Structure Services
for blue chip clients such as Orsted, Equinor, RWE, Ocean Winds, and Siemens Gamesa, as well as agencies like NYSERDA, NOAA, USACE, and USEPA.Paul Doherty, Venterra’s Executive Vice President for Engineering said: “With this new collaboration between Venterra’s INSPIRE and Marine Imaging Technology, we are making it possible for offshore wind developers to clearly visualize the underwater environment, avoid or minimize environmental impacts and make cost-efficient design decisions. But what is truly brilliant about this offering is its ability to serve multiple industry needs in the same
Dr. Kristine Beran Joins Teledyne Marine Sales Team
Teledyne Marine announced Dr. Kristine Beran has joined the organization in the role of Sales Manager for Teledyne Marine's Instruments and Imaging technology verticals. Based remote in Seattle, Kristine's focus will be to serve customers in the ocean science and academic community in the United States.Beran began her career within the international fisheries and aquaculture industry, serving in progressive roles in research, operations, management, and sales at a global scale. Beran brings academic rigor, field experience, and evidence-based research to serve Teledyne Marine's extensive
Partners Developing Underwater Single Photon Imaging System
mapping system using innovative single photon array detector technology, combined with a laser producing extremely short and high-power pulses of light. The system is intended for deployment on a subsea vehicle and will generate 3D maps at high altitude above the sea floor.Current sonar and laser imaging technology is limited by water clarity, range and amount of light. However, this project will apply single photon imaging detection technology to generate highly detailed images even in low light, murky water and from greater altitude above the sea floor.This new approach differs from other techniques
CGG Pens Multi-Client Reimaging Deal with Trinidad and Tobago
to Explore Deepwater BlocksThe agreement also includes the generation of well and geological products that will be delivered through CGG’s platform GeoWells.CGG has committed to reimaging over 5500 km2 of 3D seismic data in the complex eastern Columbus Basin, using its proprietary TL-FWI imaging technology, which will deliver improved seismic images and provide a better understanding of the geological systems in this underexplored part of the basin. “We are pleased to have reached this multi-client agreement with the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. We will use our established leadership
Voyis Discovery Camera Integrated with Deep Trekker REVOLUTION ROV
and inspection, with the Discovery Camera."We are excited to achieve this successful integration with Deep Trekker's REVOLUTION ROV, representing a significant stride in Canadian technology collaboration," said Chris Gilson, CEO at Voyis. "Together, we are pushing the limits of imaging technology and creating solutions that empower professionals to navigate and explore the underwater world with unmatched clarity."Sam Macdonald, managing director at Deep Trekker, said, "The seamless integration of Voyis' Discovery camera with our REVOLUTION ROV signifies a new chapter in
CGG, TGS Win OBN Seismic Survey Work Offshore Norway
;Current production hubs in the area enable quick transport of produced hydrocarbons, including significant volumes of gas, to the European market, the companies said.TGS will be the operator throughout the acquisition phase. CGG, the OBN imaging specialist, will apply its OBN processing and imaging technology, including time-lag full-waveform inversion, to create a high-quality 3D volume that will enhance resolution and structural definition of the complex geology and reservoirs in the region. Sophie Zurquiyah, CGG CEO, said: “CGG has an unrivalled track record of successfully conducting
NOAA Hires Fugro to Monitor Shoreline Changes in Texas, Louisiana
shoreline dataset, aiding nautical chart updates, defining US territorial limits and informing coastal resilience efforts, Fugro said.For the Texas project, Fugro will generate high-resolution Geo‑data depicting the land-sea interface using advanced airborne topobathymetric lidar and multispectral imaging technology. This work is being funded through the recently passed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, and will be used to define the coast and assess climate-related risks, such as inland flooding. For the Louisiana project, Fugro will deliver coastal imagery to support restoration efforts
Petrobras Extends Deal for Use of CGG's Seismic Processing Software
, we have developed a close technology and business partnership with Petrobras which has seen CGG recognized as a key supplier. This latest expansion of our Geovation licensing agreement reflects the strength of this relationship and the significant advantage that our state-of-the-art subsurface imaging technology provides. "As the powerhouse behind the success of CGG’s own high-end seismic imaging services, it is the most efficient and reliable software platform for geophysicists working with ever-growing data sets and facing increasingly complex imaging challenges, such as pre-salt
Shearwater GeoServices, ConocoPhillips 'Reveal' Tech Collab
Offshore seismic surveyor Shearwater GeoServices has signed a technology sale and transfer deal with the oil firm ConocoPhillips, involving seismic imaging technology that will be implemented in Shearwater's Reveal software.According to Shearwater, Reveal provides time and depth processing and imaging for both land and marine environments from within a single user interface. Shearwater uses Reveal internally for all processing projects. The software is licensed to oil and gas companies, contractors, consultants and is used by academia for both teaching and research."With this partnership
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