To reduce the dredging cost many harbour authorities and governmental bodies are seeking for a more suitable and a rheology-related survey tool. The in situ instruments available on the market...

In 2008, GC Rieber Shipping took a 40% strategic stake on a geotechnical survey company - Bluestone Offshore. From start-up to operational, the team based in Singapore has come a...

It is a tradition that during OI vessels are moored aside the exhibition hall - and give demonstrations. We give an update of the participating vessels, as know at this...

A.P. van den Berg and Keppel FELS are collaborating to enhance the safety of jack-up rig installations by integrating probes into jack-up rig legs designed to characterise seabed properties prior...

Scandinavia is bustling with the building of ocean windmills, and the potential for bigger and better offshore wind facilities seems endless. However, survey remains a challenge. The need for reliable...

News In the May issue I called for a response - let us have it, not only from our Danish members but worldwide! Let us try to find our ‘old...

Gardline Geosciences has acquired Lankelma Andrews to further strengthen its marine geotechnical services. It will now trade as Gardline Lankelma. Eric Zon, Lankelma’s existing Managing Director, has been appointed Managing...

This is the continuation of the Oceanology International Preview. For companies A - L, see part 1  MacArtney Underwater Technology Group MacArtney will be introducing their newest innovation in multiplexers...

Oceanology International, the world's premier event for the marine science and ocean technology community, will this year be held in London, UK, from 9th to 11th March. Over 6,600 attendees...

Nearshore engineering surveys are undertaken for the purpose of gathering information pertaining to the bathymetry and morphology of the seabed, along with the geotechnical characteristics and geophysical profiles of the...