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Infrastructure Inspection

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Underwater infrastructure can be many things. It can be a water inlet for a hydroacoustic power station in the Swiss Alps or the pilings of a wind turbine base in the North Sea.

A rusted yellow subsea pile being lowered into the water

Regardless of where the underwater infrastructure is though, the systems required to monitor it must be as accurate as they are cost-effective and dependable.

Utility companies, port authorities and offshore contractors can choose to either deploy a team of divers to manually inspect their infrastructure, or take a less hands on, but safer and more cost-effective approach by deploying Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV) or Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV) installed with bathymetric and side-scan sonar.

Multibeam Echosounders like the GeoMB 401, which can be deployed on on crewed and uncrewed vessels are commonly used in pre-survey mapping to define areas of interest, while Side Scan Sonars like the GeoScan are used to acquire high resolution imagery of the infrastructure itself.

Relevant Producs

Relevant Products

GeoMB 401

Bathymetry

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