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Lumeneye underwater subsea laser used in shallow water visual survey
Lumeneye underwater subsea laser used in shallow water visual survey
A lumeneye underwater subsea laser profiler was mounted aboard a proprietary sled which was towed in shallow waters along the seabed. The laser profiler was initially used to provide distribution measurements of pebbles. For more information www.savante.co.uk
9:07
Big Sur sub sea exploration
Big Sur sub sea exploration
Scuba diving Big Sur coastline in northern California on board Vision of Truth Aquatics fleet in and between 2009-06-11 - 2009-06-15. 490 minutes of bottom time compressed to 9 minutes of bliss of kelp, coral and fish in all colors of rainbow. The Big Sur underwater world offered us mind boggling sights and unforgettable places to splash into the water. Thumbs up for ASU and Vision liveaboard for taking us up there. Big Sur and its coastal waters being hard or impossible to access from the land and Big Sur being a bit out of the worlds way and still holding underwater secrets to be revealed this trip was one for the books.
1:38
Subsea 7 completes VIC/P44 Stage 2 Development Project
Subsea 7 completes VIC/P44 Stage 2 Development Project
UK-based Subsea 7 has recently completed the VIC/P44 Stage 2 Development (Henry) Project, offshore Australia, which involved the installation of a 21.7km-long 30.5cm rigid pipeline to connect the subsea production trees at the Henry-2 and Netherby locations, together with four rigid spool pieces. Denmark: Skykon Offshore and Lindø Industrial Park have signed a lease on a 100000 square metre area corresponding to approximately ten percent of the industrial park's total available area. Skykon produces foundations for offshore wind turbines. Oil and gas producer Eni has made two new oil discoveries in Angola in waters roughly 350km northwest of Luanda. The discoveries were made in deepwater in Block 15/06. Eni is the operator of this block with a 35 percent working interest in the block. to view more maritime updates do log on to waves.marinebiztv.com
2:38
"Fire and the Art Nouveau" Ehjelter's photos around Ålesund, Norway (alesund subsea tunnels)
"Fire and the Art Nouveau" Ehjelter's photos around Ålesund, Norway (alesund subsea tunnels)
Preview of Ehjelter's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Ålesund, Norway Entry Title: "Fire and the Art Nouveau" Entry: "As the coastal express MS Nordkapp chugged along this fine morning, the horizon delivered Alesund, a pretty city of approximately 40000 souls. Alesund has numerous claims to fame and folklore. Let's start with its fishing fleet which ranges the waters of the North Atlantic from Greenland to the Barents Sea. On land, industry thrives with shops and factories producing fine quality furniture, light engineering products and numerous fish related exports. Smack dab in the middle of town is Aksla Mountain, a towering structure that begs to be climbed. With a three hour stop, the opportunity was too much to pass up. Once at the top, the view over the surrounding area is spectacular. To the west is the open Atlantic Ocean and numerous islands settled in ancient times. To the east are the so-called Alps of Sunnmore with sharp peaks rising straight out of the fjord. One of the peaks rises some 1463 metres above sea level. In the midday sun, these considerable hills just glisten. Below and to the right side of Aksla are clusters of islands and promontories. Connecting these protrusions is an amazing set of bridges and sub-sea tunnels. These transportation arteries are borrowed through rock under the water such that Norsk vehicles move <b>...</b>
3:35
Perdido spar moves into place 200 miles off the Texas coast
Perdido spar moves into place 200 miles off the Texas coast
On 18 August 2008 the Shell-operated Perdido Regional Development Spar arrived in the ultra-deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico and is being secured to the seafloor in about 8000 feet of water. Perdido will be the deepest oil development in the world, the deepest drilling and production platform in the world and have the deepest subsea well in the world. Perdido will be a fully functional oil and gas platform with a drilling rig and direct vertical access wells, full oil and gas processing and remote subsea wells. The facility is designed to produce 100000 barrels of oil per day and 200 million standard cubic feet of gas. The production from these fields will be transported via new and existing pipelines to US refineries. See www.shell.com for more information.
2:04
Acergy Eagle Thruster repair at A&P Tyne
Acergy Eagle Thruster repair at A&P Tyne
A&P GROUP'S Tyne shipyard has completed its second order this year for Subsea 7 -- one of the world's leading subsea engineering and construction companies. The Hebburn yard has just finished repairs to the construction and cable-laying vessel Acergy Eagle, similar to the work it carried out in the summer to the Seven Oceans, another pipelay vessel from Subsea 7's large fleet. The 138 metre long Acergy Eagle, which can lay cables in waters up to 3000 metres deep, underwent complex repairs to its tunnel thrusters, which manoeuvre the vessel from side to side.
3:41
Turbid waters? No problem!
Turbid waters? No problem!
This video clip comes from an environmental study of the sea bed in a Swedish harbour, using a subsea camera. The result, shown to the left, is heavily tinted green. But to be usable they needed to see more details. After processing the video in the LYYN T38 analog real-time video enhancer they could! Do you want to see more? Just add a LYYN real-time video enhancer to your ROV or subsea camera system! We give you a clearer vision! See through fog, haze, snow, dust, rain and turbid waters. In colour video in REAL-TIME! Go to www.lyyn.com for more information.
4:58
Subsea Pipe Cutting with Split Frames by Wachs Subsea
Subsea Pipe Cutting with Split Frames by Wachs Subsea
1:58
ABS to provide design for Chevrons extended tension leg platform
ABS to provide design for Chevrons extended tension leg platform
ABS has expanded its subsea engineering group in response to moves by exploration and production operators searching for oil and gas reserves in ever-deeper waters and is handling an increased flow of design reviews and submittals from energy companies worldwide. Two newbuild ultra-deepwater drillships have joined the ABS-classed fleet. The Dhirubhai Deepwater KG1 commenced operations in India in mid-2009 under a five-year drilling contract with Reliance Industries Limited and will be joined by the Dhirubhai Deepwater KG2 later this year. to view more maritime updates do log on to waves.marinebiztv.com
17:20
The Richest Shipwreck Treasure, in Bostons back yard, Port Nicholson
The Richest Shipwreck Treasure, in Bostons back yard, Port Nicholson
Sub Sea Research LLC (SSR)/Sea Hunter's LP, Portland, Maine and Boston Massachusetts, in 2008 discovered a $3 Billion WWII British merchant shipwreck within 50 miles of Cape Cod outside Massachusetts territorial waters. Until recently, platinum's price was historically higher than gold. At current prices, this cargo of platinum may be worth $2.5 - $3 Billion dollars.
2:20
Well cap deployment exercise
Well cap deployment exercise
Short video showing the Emergency Equipment Response Deployment exercise (EERD) which ran from 15 to 26 July 2011. The exercise was run in order to test the mobilisation and deployment of a well capping device in the waters west of Shetland. Also tested was the ability to use subsea dispersant and heavy-duty cuty cutting shears to sever riser pipe. www.oilandgasuk.co.uk
4:44
BP ROV Gulf of Mexico Up to the minute update subsea Live Feed 9/7/10
BP ROV Gulf of Mexico Up to the minute update subsea Live Feed 9/7/10
Action begins around 1:40 but I don't know how to edit, so enjoy the music :) Any time the ROV shows the bottom of the ocean, I grab the video camera because I just know something is going to happen. They rarely disappoint me with explosions, leaks, mistakes, and, well, good songs to match with the video. ROV headed straight up to the surface right after this shot. Brought to you by the makers of Corexit, Benzene, Methane Hydrates, Thad flippin Allen, and the rest of the "jokers". It just doesn't stop! The seabed is ruptured. How are they gonna fix that one?!
5:39
QUAD 204 (720) INTERIM Cut 2 1280x720 HQ.wmv
QUAD 204 (720) INTERIM Cut 2 1280x720 HQ.wmv
Video about the construction of a floating oil production and storage system in the wild waters off the north of Scotland. Shown during the SUT Christmas Lectures at Greenwich, December 2011. Source via BP. www.sut.org
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Shell in Norway takes a leap in technology
Shell in Norway takes a leap in technology
Shell's Ormen Lange Subsea Compression Project marks an important milestone in the development of subsea technology. The project involves design, construction and testing of a full scale subsea compression system. This pilot comprises the world's first ever complete compressor system in which every power distribution module is installed under water. In order to qualify such technology, it must be demonstrated that this type of compressor plant will remain stable over an extended period. This ground-breaking development project can ensure an increased recovery rate, quicker recovery of gas and greater profitability for Ormen Lange. Go here to learn more about Shell's activities in Norway and the Ormen Lange field: www.shell.no
0:47
Pinnacle Inspection
Pinnacle Inspection
This inspection was provided for our clients in order to determine the subsea condition in the area of interest. Similar inspections are required if anchors drag through protected waters or during the planning stages when placing a new pipeline.
3:04
Testing for Oil Below the Surface in Gulf
Testing for Oil Below the Surface in Gulf
Scientists on the Brooks McCall Research Vessel are part of an ongoing subsea monitoring program initiated by BP to survey for traces of oil under the water. The testing aims to inspect the area between the water's surface and the seabed in the waters along the Gulf Coast and further offshore. One tool used during this testing is a unit comprised of columns that surveys the water as it is lowered into ocean to the seafloor, approximately 5000 feet (1500 meters) below the surface. To learn more about the comprehensive cleanup process in the Gulf of Mexico, visit bp.com
3:01
Anadarko: Mozambique Flow Test
Anadarko: Mozambique Flow Test
Anadarko and its partners safely conducted a successful flow test at the Barquentine-2 well offshore Mozambique during early March 2012. The drillstem test exhibited exceptional flow characteristics indicative of a highly productive reservoir with good continuity. The flow test was conducted by the Deepwater Millennium drillship in the deep waters off the northern coast of Mozambique, where the company has drilled eight successful wells since 2010 and made one of the most significant natural gas discoveries in the last decade. Flow testing is an essential step in confirming the productivity of a reservoir to determine the optimal development scenarios for a field. By determining the flow characteristics, Anadarko expects to be able to design the appropriate subsea architecture that will enable its partnership to efficiently and safely produce these natural gas resources.
4:43
Acta Marine Remedial Lowering of Cables and Pipelines
Acta Marine Remedial Lowering of Cables and Pipelines
Offshore animation that shows diverse techniques of remedial lowering of cables and pipelines by Acta Marine. Acta Marine is a Dutch shipping company, which owns and operates a modern fleet of more than 60 workboats. They are leading independent owners and operators of workboats for coastal and inland waters, especially if this concerns very shallow waters.
0:46
AHM-PIPE Female Connector.wmv
AHM-PIPE Female Connector.wmv
AHMTEC is a unique member of the offshore energy sector focused primarily on the supply of cable protection from seabed to surface. The AHM-Pipe Cable Protection System offers a mechanical protection and additional seabed stability for submarine cables at installations in relatively shallow waters, such as offshore wind turbine foundations, or wave or tidal energy installations, where cables may be vulnerable to impact or strong wave and current conditions. Also in areas where conventional burial or trenching methods prove to be uneconomical such as areas with rock formations, coral reefs and coastlines which are subject to severe erosion, the AHM-Pipe offers the protection that submarine cables require.
12:15
THE TREASURE HUNTERS ARE BACK IN HAITI, WHAT ASHAME !
THE TREASURE HUNTERS ARE BACK IN HAITI, WHAT ASHAME !
In spite of the official suspension of the submarines reasearch program nearby "Ile a Vache", two vessels of the Sub Sea Research casted anchor again several weeks ago and refused to leave. haitian officials addressed a letter to the official in charge in panama requesting them to start taking appropriate measures toward recuperating valuable artifacts that had been taken by the treasures hunters off Haiti's waters. Go to www.haitiantreasures.com to read more about this topic.
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BP Oil Spill Clean Up Technology Ideas - Part 1 (2010)
BP Oil Spill Clean Up Technology Ideas - Part 1 (2010)
June 9, 2010 www.amazon.com Watch the full hearing: thefilmarchived.blogspot.com The Deepwater Horizon oil spill (also referred to as the BP oil spill, the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the BP oil disaster or the Macondo blowout) is an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. It is the largest marine oil spill in the history of the petroleum industry. The spill stemmed from a sea-floor oil gusher that resulted from the April 20, 2010 Deepwater Horizon drilling rig explosion. The explosion killed 11 platform workers and injured 17 others. On July 15, the leak was stopped by capping the gushing wellhead after releasing about 4.9 million barrels (780×10^3 m3) of crude oil. It was estimated that 53000 barrels per day (8400 m3/d) were escaping from the well just before it was capped. It is believed that the daily flow rate diminished over time, starting at about 62000 barrels per day (9900 m3/d) and decreasing as the reservoir of hydrocarbons feeding the gusher was gradually depleted. The spill is causing extensive damage to marine and wildlife habitats as well as the Gulf's fishing and tourism industries. Scientists have also reported immense underwater plumes of dissolved oil not visible at the surface. Crews have been working to protect hundreds of miles of beaches, wetlands and estuaries along the northern Gulf coast, using skimmer ships, floating containment booms, anchored barriers, and sand-filled barricades along shorelines. The US Government has named BP as the responsible party <b>...</b>
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BP first to drill in the Gulf of Mexico...AGAIN!! WTF!?
BP first to drill in the Gulf of Mexico...AGAIN!! WTF!?
Washington - The US government's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEMRE) announced this week it issued a deepwater drilling permit to Noble Energy, a minor owner of a well that BP has a 46.5 percent stake in. Houston-based Noble Energy is the recipient of the government's first deepwater drilling permit that allows resumption of drilling in the Gulf's deep waters. Noble Energy is the operator of a well that had been under way last year before BP's Macondo Well blowout took the lives of 11 workers, wreaked havoc on the Gulf's waters, and is only now beginning to show the negative impacts on the Gulf's biodiversity. Noble Energy owns around 23 percent of the well and two smaller companies, Red Willow Production and Houston Energy LP, also own small percentages of the well. The well's largest percentage holder is BP. BOEMRE's director, Michael Bromwich, said: "The permit represents a significant milestone for us and for the offshore oil and gas industry, and is an important step towards safely developing deepwater energy supplies offshore," according to a department news release. "This permit was issued for one simple reason: the operator successfully demonstrated that it can drill its deepwater well safely and that it is capable of containing a subsea blowout if it were to occur. We expect further deepwater permits to be approved in coming weeks and months based on the same process that led to the approval of this permit," Bromwich added <b>...</b>




