Hugin 1000 for Offshore Geo-Surveys03/06/2010 |
| Offshore Geo-Surveys Sdn Bhd (OGS), the seismic survey division of Offshore Works group, Malaysia, has placed an order for a Kongsberg Maritime Hugin 1000 Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV). The Hugin 1000 AUV, which will be delivered to Offshore Geo-Surveys during Q2 2010, demonstrates the need for survey capacity in Asia. |
![]() The Hugin 1000 ordered by OGS is rated for 3000m depth and is powered by rechargeable lithium polymer batteries. It carries a sophisticated geophysical and oceanographic sensor suite that can be operated simultaneously to provide high resolution data of the sea bottom. The system comes with a complete navigation solution for accurate geo-referencing of the payload data, making it a robust, precise and capable survey tool for the offshore oil & gas industry.
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