Task: Monitoring the safety of navigation and identifying potential threats.
Decision: We perform high-precision bathymetric surveying of water areas and plan-altitude surveying of coastal zones. Using measuring complexes with single-beam/multi-beam echosounders and side-scan sonars, we create a detailed 3D-model of the bottom in real time.
The result for the customer: Identification of underwater hazardous objects (sunken structures, debris), accurate data for dredging operations, and data for updating navigation maps.

Task: Monitoring of technical condition without direct contact, and risk assessment.
Decision: We use side-scan sonars and multi-beam echosounders to obtain data. This allows us to detect soil erosion, sagging pipes, foreign objects (such as fishing trawls), and ice grooves. We also use seismic profilers and magnetometers to explore buried areas.
The result for the customer: Timely detection of defects, assessment of the depth of burial, preventive repair plan, and reduction of environmental incident risks.

Task: Obtaining objective visual confirmation of the object's condition.
Decision: ROV is the most effective and safe way to perform a detailed inspection. The device transmits high-quality video in real-time, which is recorded for subsequent detailed analysis. It allows you to use contact methods to assess the cathodic protection and other technical parameters of objects.
The result for the customer: Direct visualization of defects (corrosion, coating damage), quality control of installation and repair work, and an irrefutable documentary base.

Task: Detection, identification, and examination of objects on the seabed.
Decision: The search is conducted using a complex of remote equipment (side-scan sonar, magnetometer, and multibeam echo sounder). ROVs are used for accurate identification and visual verification.
The result for the customer: examination of sunken equipment or historical objects, ensuring the safety of underwater work, data for clearing the area of obstacles and explosive objects.