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Improved Efficiency for iSURVEY

  01/06/2012
Norwegian survey and positioning specialist, iSURVEY Group AS, has chosen to invest in a SPRINT (Subsea Precision Reference Inertial Navigation Technology) system from Sonardyne to support its ROV surveys and deepwater marine construction activities. The purchase follows trials of the system in the North Sea during which SPRINT was subjected to a detailed technical appraisal and was shown to deliver immediate cost savings and major operational benefits.

 

Sonardyne SPRINTiSURVEY will be using SPRINT to support a wide variety of multi-beam seabed surveys using deep-rated ROVs. The system has been developed by Sonardyne to exploit the long-term accuracy and precision characteristics of acoustic positioning techniques with the continuous availability and fast update rate of state-of-the-art inertial navigation sensors. SPRINT’s integrated solution offers considerable improvements for positioning subsea vehicles, both in terms of precision and reliability as the system can continue to provide a reliable out when acoustic techniques become marginal due to sea state, water depth or operating range.


Image: The core of SPRINT is the Lodestar inertial platform. The unit is depth rated up to 5,000 metres and has an in-built battery backup that can maintain inertial and AHRS algorithms for up to two hours if external power is lost.

 





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 ROV  Positioning  Construction 

Website: http://www.isurvey-group.com
Supplier: Sonardyne International Ltd

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