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Service + Software for Seafloor Mapping
OIC Projects
1. Kaimalu O Hawaii –Terrorism Preparedness Exercise, Pier 19 Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii
2. High Resolution Sidescan/ Bathemetry Survey of Waiau Cooling Basin, Honolulu, Hawaii
3. SeaWater Air Conditioning Pipeline Route, Bora Bora, French Polynesia
4. SeaWater Air Conditioning Pipeline Route, Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles
5. Santa Monica Basin Cable Route Survey, Santa Monica, California
6. Atlantic-Mediterranean
Segment Submarine Cable System, Principality of Monaco
7. STARS – NAVFAC Deep-Towed Sonar Survey off the Coast of California
8. Chevron Typhoon Survey,
Gulf of Mexico
9. NOAA Ordnance Reef Survey,
Five Miles off Pokai Bay, Waianae, Hawaii
10. Shell Shallow Water Geohazard Survey, Beaufort Sea, Alaska
Project 6.
Atlantic-Mediterranean Segment Submarine Cable System, Principality of
Monaco
Project Owner: Global Remote Sensing, LLC
Prime: No
Subcontract: Yes / Science
Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
In December of 2008 and January of 2009, OIC provided data processing services to Global Remote Sensing, LLC (GRS) as part of fiber optic cable landing site surveys in Southern Europe and the Middle East. GRS is based in Seattle, WA, but carries out hydrographic, geophysical, and geotechnical surveys around the world. This project was supporting the Atlantic-Mediterranean segment of the Europe-India Gateway Submarine Cable System, which when finished, would deliver 3.84 terabits per second, along the 15,000 km route.
OIC provided an on-site data processor for the Monaco landing site survey, as well as in-house data processing support from our office in Honolulu. The shallow-water data were acquired by GRS personnel aboard vessels utilizing towed and pole-mounted Teledyne Benthos C3D interferometric sonars. OIC’s proprietary software, GeoDAS, was used for data acquisition and OIC’s proprietary software, CleanSweep, was used for data processing.
