INNOMAR provides parametric sub-bottom profilers and associated software, which are perfectly suited for high-resolution sub-seabed visualisation in water depths from less than one meter to full ocean depth. Applications include,...

In our profession, object detection takes the form of hydrographic surveys that are carried out to detect wrecks, anchors, pipelines and ammunition. The latter is better known as UXO surveys,...

Countless ships and aircraft were lost at sea in the two world wars. Many of these went down with a large amount of fuel and munitions onboard, not to forget...

A recent survey of the inland port on the island of Helgoland demonstrates that choosing the right vessel for offshore surveys can save time and money, especially when the only...

Since 2019, Deep BV has been deployed in the Baltic Sea working for Fehmarn Belt Contractors I/S. Deep is performing a geophysical site investigation of the Fehmarnbelt tunnel trench, work...

James Fisher Renewables (JF Renewables), a trusted technical and operations solutions provider to the offshore renewables industry, has completed the first part of a two-phase contract to investigate unexploded ordnance...

LandScope Engineering’s multipurpose survey vessel Investigator has recently completed a marine geophysical survey in Looe Bay, Cornwall, UK, in support of breakwater and pier development works. High-resolution UAV photogrammetric data...

To advance the management and remediation of military munitions in underwater environments, ESTCP has recently funded several projects that focus on the demonstration of munitions response technologies. These technologies address...

There is nothing worse in any project than finding wrecks or unexploded ordnance (UXO) after construction has started, writes Huibert-Jan Lekkerkerk in his article ‘Sub-bottom Object Detection’. When a new...

Clouds trace out the islands of the Caribbean Sea in this photo taken by an astronaut from the International Space Station. Beyond the solar arrays and the docked Progress resupply vehicle, the multitoned waters of the Caribbean and the Atlantic Ocean frame the Bahamas, Cuba, Jamaica and southern Florida. Clouds trace out the islands of the Caribbean Sea in this photo taken by an astronaut from the International Space Station. Beyond the solar arrays and the docked Progress resupply...