Marine
Hulls, splash zone, berth structures, and terminal assets assessed above and below the waterline, with class-relevant outputs rather than a folder of images.
A survey that serves marine assets most at risk
ABYSS surveys marine assets above and below the waterline through multiple data capture methodologies. We have multiple solutions that cater to a variety of assets.
Mooring chain measurement an ABS surveyor can rely on.
ABYSS is audited and recognized by the American Bureau of Shipping as a service supplier for offshore facility inspection and monitoring, covering offshore mooring chain measurement by photogrammetry. The measurement is taken from an ROV, by a rope access team or by divers, and the service has been reviewed against the ABS Rules for mobile offshore units, single point moorings and floating production installations. What comes back is evidence an ABS surveyor may rely on for classification surveys.
Marine Terminals
ABYSS can also cover refineries with loading platforms or loading docks in a separate solution line. Terminals are the hardest assets to inspect and the most expensive to lose, which is why they are usually the worst documented. ABYSS changes that by grading every visible member using quantitative thresholds rather than opinion and saving exponentially on human effort.
In Inspection and maintenance scoping
Against about a week of lost throughput while divers work the structure.
Sharp enough to feed an engineering twin.
Supports the codes a marine structural program runs on.
- 01API RP 2SIMstructural integrity management
- 02ISO 19902fixed steel offshore structures
- 03ISO 12944protective coating systems
- 04ISO 14224equipment taxonomy