A combination of electric, magnetic and multibeam echosounder data is used for efficient and accurate estimation of sub-sea cable burial depth and position. A passive EM system is used for live cables and a new novel active EM technique for dead buried cables with superior penetration depth compared to industry standard. The EM and acoustic sensor systems can be installed on both AUV, ROV and surface towed arrangements.
The speaker is Johan Mattsson, Chief Physicist, Argeo
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Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV’s) have been introduced as efficient tools for subsea pipeline inspections. It has also been demonstrated that AUVs can be used to perform contactless and continuous electric field measurements of the Cathodic Protection (CP)...
Asker, 21 November 2024: Argeo ASA sustains its continued momentum in the third quarter, driven by solid project performance, coupled with strong operational utilization and the uplisting to the Oslo Stock Exchange. Revenue improved to USD 23 million, marking an...