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A novel seismic imaging technique which can penetrate difficult geologies such as salt formations could raise the Gulf of Mexico to a whole new level of exploration importance. Sean Ottewell reports
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Purpose-built 3D seismic vessels incorporate the advanced features and maritime technologies for minimising the vessels environmental footprint including the risk of accidental pollution into the marine environment.
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The Iver vehicle enables NOAA to evaluate the expanding role of small, lightweight AUVs for near coastal studies
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Two innovative remotely operated vehicles were launched by Saab SeaEye at Offshore Europe
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Einar Magnus Bjelland and Jon-Steinar Andreassen look at the scope of work for the 768 fibre riser cable, including the arrangements for the pull-in operation
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A new range of graphical processors can bring server cluster performance onto the desktop for under $10000. Keith Forward reports
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Energy supply chain underperformance is costing billions of dollars a year - but use of content management technology can solve the problem, says Dag Pettersen
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The big developments in offshore gas-to-liquid technology will come from thinking very small, say Derek Atkinson and Jeff McDaniel
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Materials used for structures in offshore have two main enemies: corrosion and fatigue. Dr David Greenfield and Dr Chris Sammon discuss research into these twin foes
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How to move a 15-storey oil and gas platform deck from its construction site to final location offshore
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Magnetic arc blow can be a serious issue with some pipe welding jobs. John Anderson looks at its causes and how you can overcome the problem
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3D digital prototyping cuts time-to-market for subsea control systems
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Traditional production reporting and hydrocarbon allocation systems have time, cost and security drawbacks. Sean Ottewell reports on a solution which overcomes these problem
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Ian Carr explains why reliable radio communications are essential in the remote operating environments of the oil and gas sector
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One of the biggest offshore slewing cranes in the world has just come into operation, driving developments in broader crane technology. Sean Ottewell reports
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Michael Herbstritt reports on the use of 'plug-and play' actuation technology as part of a modular design ethos to ensure rapid connection
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Under-reamed wells are among the toughest challenges any casing centraliser has to face. Cliff Berry reports
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A combination of dynamic simulation and safety instrumented systems can remove the need for the costly increases in flare capacity. Ian Willetts and Abhilash Nair explain
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Condition monitoring of the gas path of gas turbines, whether it be in the airline, marine or stationary (electricity or mechanical drives) business, plays an important part in the plant operator's performance and profitability
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A spate of serious accidents at US refineries has led to a renewed call for a commitment to safe operations from operators. Sean Ottewell reports
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