AI
Wednesday, July 02, 2008 1:29:53 PM
There are several aspects of that type of project that may overlap DDI products and services.
Specifically, the preliminary site studies would likely be using ROVs (Mako) and oceanographic equipment (Flotation Technologies provides bouyancy). The engineering of structures and moorings, fabrication, and installation would all require services parallel to those available through DDI.
I would think the power cabling and control/monitoring systems would also be closely related to services and products DDI provides.
If it weren't for the fact that drilling/production of deep oil (and services to it) are exploding, I'd say DDI would already be involved in many related ocean engineering project such as the one you mention.
Powerzone
Specifically, the preliminary site studies would likely be using ROVs (Mako) and oceanographic equipment (Flotation Technologies provides bouyancy). The engineering of structures and moorings, fabrication, and installation would all require services parallel to those available through DDI.
I would think the power cabling and control/monitoring systems would also be closely related to services and products DDI provides.
If it weren't for the fact that drilling/production of deep oil (and services to it) are exploding, I'd say DDI would already be involved in many related ocean engineering project such as the one you mention.
Powerzone
It seems a bit rough lately.
