The vessel time required for subsea metrology depends on more than collecting measurements, with equipment setup, calibration and recovery all contributing to the offshore schedule Taking measurements is only part of the vessel time required for subs...
Real-time elevation and penetration-rate monitoring with Zupt's iRTS During monopile installation, positioning equipment around the hammer can lose satellite visibility as the pile approaches its final elevation. Cranes, slings, spreader bars, and ot...
We are pleased to spotlight Will Brooks, Equipment Coordinator and one of Zupt's offshore Party Chiefs. Will has been with Zupt for almost four years, working both on equipment preparation and in the field. Will's work spans equipment preparation ons...
Retrofitting insulation to an existing subsea spool requires a clear understanding of its installed geometry and surrounding clearances In October 2022, Zupt used 3D Recon to survey a 30-inch export spool and a nearby pipeline field joint, producing ...
Zupt designs, builds, and deploys specialized technologies to solve challenging engineering problems in offshore and subsea operations This full-time, primarily office-based position manages engineering and product development projects for offshore a...
Zupt combines survey systems developed in-house with the field experience to put them to work What that means for your project: Technology built for the task C-PINS inertial metrology, 3D Recon subsea inspection and modeling, and iRTS monopile ...
The agreement establishes Mitang as Zupt's local partner in Brazil, with C-PINS and 3D Recon equipment to be available in-country to support upcoming projects Zupt has signed a framework agreement with Mitang Brasil - Soluções Submarinas LTDA to supp...
Good BBQ. A chance to catch up. And support for students entering our industry The evening includes BBQ, an open bar, tabletop exhibits, a silent auction, and a cornhole tournament, with proceeds benefiting MTS Houston's student scholarship programs....
Monitoring a subsea structure during installation requires reliable information about its orientation and position Conventional methods can involve mounting sensors directly to the structure or pausing installation to check verticality using an ROV. ...
Fast Digital Inspection combines detailed planning, integrated inspection technologies and georeferenced deliverables Before an ROV leaves a subsea structure, the survey team needs to know whether the required inspection coverage has been captured. G...
Strategic placement for offshore work. More flexibility when schedule change Getting a survey team to an offshore project is only part of mobilization. The equipment has to be there too. Zupt keeps equipment strategically placed in select markets to ...
Offshore surveyors play a critical role in subsea operations, and the position requires a rare balance of technical knowledge and practical capability Several key skills and personal qualities help surveyors meet the demands of offshore work: 🟧 Mathe...
ROG.e 2026 brings global energy leaders to Rio de Janeiro to connect, explore new technologies and discuss the industry's future This week, Zupt's Dave Ross and Aidan Thirsk are in Rio de Janeiro for ROG.e 2026. If you're attending and...
Zupt is currently supporting a C-PINS inertial metrology scope for two major players in the industry Zupt is currently supporting a C-PINS inertial metrology scope for two major players in the industry, with our equipment offshore and our survey team...
Not every subsea hub provides a straightforward interface for metrology Max-8 style hubs may not have a metrology receptacle associated with the pressure cap. In other cases, a jumper may already be installed. Either situation can present a challenge...
Following successful System Integration Testing last week, Zupt's 3D Recon V2 is now mobilizing for an upcoming subsea inspection campaign in the US Gulf The campaign will use 3D Recon V2 for Fast Digital Inspection of subsea assets, capturing the da...
Zupt's Gyro Box gives installation crews continuous visibility into transition piece orientation as leveling adjustments are made Leveling an offshore wind transition piece (TP) requires crews to know precisely how the structure is sitting while adju...
Finding an integration issue offshore is a lot more difficult than finding it onshore Last week, the Zupt team was at the DeepOcean facility conducting System Integration Testing (SIT) for an upcoming subsea inspection campaign in the US Gulf. During...
High-resolution subsea modeling depends on knowing whether you're capturing the coverage you need, both before the survey begins and in real time That's why we developed 3D Recon Painter, a planning and visualization tool for subsea survey coverage. ...
It was a fun evening of bowling, friendly competition, and catching up with others across the hydrographic community. We always appreciate opportunities to get together outside of the day-to-day, strengthen industry connections, and support organizat...
