Oceaneering International, a Texas-based subsea engineering and applied technology company, plans to integrate technology from local companies. “Enhancing marine data management and visualization capabilities”.
Terra Depth, an Austin-based ocean data management solutions provider, reported in mid-April that it welcomed Oceaneering as a new customer for its Absolute Ocean (AO) technology.
According to the company, the solution enables organizations to manage, analyze, visualize, and distribute marine data in near real-time to enable better decision-making, and through an immersive geospatial data management platform, users You will be able to efficiently and effectively manipulate marine data. , no prior training required.
Oceaneering recently ordered a next-generation self-falling piston corer from a UK-based company that is expected to save time in seabed geological surveys.
“We are pleased to welcome Oceaneering to the Terra Depth ecosystem. Their decision to choose AO for ocean data management and visualization confirms the industry's recognition of our cutting-edge solutions. Together, we are ready to drive unprecedented advances in subsea data management and visualization.” Said Joe WolfelRepresentative director of TeraDepth.
Earlier this year, Terra Depth launched a project in collaboration with Italian transmission system operator (TSO) Terna focused on testing innovative approaches to subsea exploration to plan environmentally friendly subsea electrical connections. raised.
As part of Project Odysseo, the first tests were carried out offshore near the port of Casamicciola Terme on the island of Ischia in Naples, Italy, using a submarine drone.
