Geophysical/Geotechnical Survey
Geophysical and geotechnical surveys are essential investigations conducted to gather critical information about subsurface conditions, playing a pivotal role in offshore or onshore construction, infrastructure, and resource exploration projects. These surveys encompass various specialized activities, such as seabed surveys, ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) surveys, and underwater surveys. ROV survey representatives and operators ensure the precise collection of data, utilizing advanced technology to explore and monitor underwater environments. Air and saturation diving surveys, supported by comprehensive dive support operations, provide detailed insights into the condition and characteristics of underwater structures and formations. Hydrographic and bathymetric surveys map the seafloor’s topography and depth, contributing to safer navigation, effective construction planning, and accurate site assessments.
In addition to these technical surveys, environmental surveys play a crucial role in assessing the potential impact of proposed projects on marine and terrestrial ecosystems. They help in identifying and mitigating environmental risks, ensuring sustainable development practices. Geotechnical surveys delve into the physical properties of the soil and rock beneath a site, guiding the design and construction of foundations, retaining structures, and other critical elements. These surveys often involve sampling, in-situ testing, and laboratory analysis to determine soil composition, strength, and stability. Together, these comprehensive surveys provide a thorough understanding of the site’s subsurface conditions, enabling informed decision-making, minimizing risks, and ensuring the successful execution of construction and infrastructure projects.
