HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

Cutting costs for marine energy survey

An inshore cable survey system that cleverly senses the presence of cables, and uses a smaller ROV than usual, is set to significantly cut the cost of survey work in the burgeoning marine energy industry.

The Saab Seaeye Falcon ROV is seen fitted with the SMARTRAK system.

An inshore cable survey system that cleverly senses the presence of cables, and uses a smaller ROV than usual, is set to significantly cut the cost of survey work in the burgeoning marine energy industry.

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