Cable & Pipeline Services
Cables and Pipeline locating, imaging, & inspection capabilities. Including tracking small diameter cables and sewer outfalls.
Pipeline
The above image shows a municipal sewer pipeline exposed above the bottom in Seattle Washington. Additionally, its location in relation to docks is shown. Further mapping was conducted to show mooring block placements and their proximity to the pipeline.
The below image shows a outfall in Des Moines Washington.
Outfall terminus at Des Moines
High Resolution Inspection - Multi Format
This pipeline was images with very High Resolution Multibeam, Multi-frequency Sidescan sonar, ROV mounted FSL imaging multibeam sonar and HD video.
Low Light ROV video - HD 1080p. 4k option.
Individual Points - High Data Density of Junction
Georeferenced image (full image is several miles)
Small Diameter Sewer Pipe - Sidescan
Detail of junction showing pile of weeds resting against it.
FLS Mosaic Generated for very high resolution inspection. Video quality in zero visibility.
Power Cable Route
The above mosaic shows a power cable and it anchors. This is an unmarked cable crossing. You will note a smaller diameter power cable visible towards the bottom of the image and a data line on the right of the image.
The below image shows data cables that have become exposed in a high traffic area.
Data cables that have become exposed in a high traffic area.
Underwater Road & Rail LIne
Several miles of underwater roadway and rail lines were imaged to assist with aligning bathymetry to historical images.
Standing Timber and Train Trestle in Lake Cushman Reservoir. This site is near the historic site of the Antlers Lodge.
Cable - Small Diameter
The above image shows two small diameter cables exposed on the lake bottom. Notice the anchor drag marks just to the left of the cables.
Cable - Small Diameter
Three small diameter cables are visible in the above image. The three lines were mapped for several miles before we stopped the scan. While visible on sonar the cables are under the mud for most of their run. Two are passing over a rock bank in the above image and are partially exposed.