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data processing and interpretation services cover most aspects of oceanographic,
geological and geophysical sciences. We offer a 'total' solution to
data processing and interpretation from navigation data processing through final
maps and reports. We have an in-house 1200X600 DPI plotter as well as full
report publishing facilities. Our deliverables are typically AutoCAD®
drawing files, annotated image files, and Microsoft Word®
documents. We also provide hyperlinked interactive reports and
presentations on CD and DVD. When time is of the essence, in-progress files can be securely posted
in our Client FTP site for immediate download. Quite often, our clients
have made use of this when "next morning delivery" is just too
slow or a rig is standing by. The following lists a few of our more common services, though we are
always open to new, intellectually challenging projects. Click on the
highlighted titles for details
- Hazard Survey Interpretations
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- Hazard survey interpretations are our specialty. With over 25
years of field and interpretation experience, we can take in data from
anywhere in the world and deliver a concise,
complete interpretation
product. Our reports are geared towards the engineers and drillers
who need to know in advance, as much as possible about potential
geologic hazards they may encounter
as well as whatever engineering properties that we can derive from the
available data. Our
responsibility does not end with the final report. We maintain
data interpretations and maps for a period of at least two years (sometimes more), so we can support operations that get
delayed a year or two.
- Hydrographic Charting
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We pride ourselves on the high degree of accuracy and exacting
standards that we employ when producing hydrographic charts. The
standards put forth in the Draft
Standards for Nautical Charting by the Hydrographic Society of
America are followed in our reduction routines.

- Cable and Pipeline Surveys
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We can provide full interpretation services for pipeline and
cable surveys. These surveys are typically pre-installation
corridor surveys where bathymetry, side scan sonar, magnetometer and
subbottom profiler data are collected along survey lines run parallel
to planned routes. Other surveys include free-span detection, as-built
reduction (from sonar and subbottom profiler data), depth of burial,
and anchor-scar mapping/database.
Paper to SEG-Y Conversion
A new technology using specialized techniques to take advantage of
Chesapeake Technologies SEG-Y conversion utility allows us to transform
paper acoustic data such as subbottom profiler, side scan s onar, sparker,
echosounder or even seismic traces into SEG-Y files. This can be an
invaluable service for survey companies to meet the new NTL
requirements for the MMS as well as allowing interpreters to use workstations
to interpret data at workstations. An example of converted sparker data
is shown to the right.
Subbottom Profiler SEG-Y Manipulation
We have developed a suite of programs to take virtually any type of
subbottom profiler data and convert it to SEG-Y format for workstation
interpretation. Whether you have simple paper records or SEG-Y files
without valid coordinates, we probably have a method developed to
correct your data so workstation interpretation
using Landmark, Kingdom Suite or any other seismic interpretation programs.
Sonar Mosaic Construction
We use two Chesapeake
Technologies programs for sonar mosaic construction; these include
SonarWeb Pro and SonarWizMapOffice. With new scanning and
raster-entity manipulation techniques, we can also produce mosaics from
paper sonar records in case digital sonar files were not acquired.
Worldwide Experience and Extensive Database
With over 25 years of hazard survey interpretations worldwide, we have
developed an extensive database of shallow to deep geologic
conditions. We have nearly a thousand lease block and pipeline hazard survey
interpretations to draw on for the Gulf of Mexico alone. With surveys
along the west coast of the U.S.A. and scores of worldwide locations, from
the Arctic to Africa our
information base is one of the leaders in the world today.
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