Ocean Infinity, the next-generation marine robotics company announces that it has completed its project with Total E&P in Angola, one of the main branches of Total, a major energy player worldwide.
Maximising sub-sea survey operations
The project was the first time that geophysical, geotechnical, and seismic data has been gathered at the same time. This was achieved through simultaneous operations of Ocean Infinity’s state-of-the-art Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) with geotechnical and seismic equipment based on one surface vessel.
The successful completion of this project, which was all done from one vessel and on a single cruise out to the project site, is a breakthrough in maximising efficiency on sub-sea survey operations.
Deepwater technology
Ocean Infinity’s recent expansion ensures that high-quality data is gathered for the client in the safest way
The 28-day project was carried out from the host vessel ‘Normand Frontier’ using Ocean Infinity’s innovative technology, conducted 2D Ultra High-Resolution Seismic surveys, and Seabed soil Sampling in Block 32 and Block 17. The success of the project is a testament to Ocean Infinity’s market pioneering technology in deep water data acquisition.
Ocean Infinity’s recent expansion to their fleet of autonomous underwater vehicles and further advancements in pioneering battery technology ensures that high-quality data is gathered for the client in the safest, most efficient way driven by its market pioneering technology.
Survey project completion
Josh Broussard, Ocean Infinity’s CTO, said, “We are very pleased to have completed this survey project for Total E&P in Angola, which has been a resounding success and has evidenced significant progress in the efficiency of collecting data."
"Our technology continues to be at the forefront of innovation and we are delighted to have demonstrated this by gathering three sets of high-quality data through multiple AUVs deployed simultaneously with geotechnical and seismic equipment, from a single vessel, a first for the industry."
Collecting ocean data
"This success is further endorsement of Ocean Infinity’s ability to meet the growing demand for a high value, low impact method to accurately collect ocean data. We have a strong track record of delivering results for leading international energy corporations and our commitment to increasing the efficiency and sustainability of our operations only enhances our ability to do so.”
