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HALIOTIS HALIOTIS is a recent oceanographic launch, dedicated to acoustic imagery/bathymetry. This vessel is specially designed to map the nature and the morphology of the seabed in very shallow waters (water depth between 1 and 20 metres). Thanks to a semi-articulated truck, equipped with a mounted crane, it is easy to deploy HALIOTIS everywhere (sea, estuary, lake, river).
For visits and demonstrations book at the Ifremer stand C300, in the French Pavilion.
WORKGLOP128
Ecoceane, created in 2003 is a fast growing company exclusively designing and building integrated solid and liquid pollution clean up vessels. It successfully supplied 9 vessels to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010. The Workglop range is a signifi cant development. Workglop 128 was offi cially launched in Paris in September 2011. A 13 metre vessel with twin 260 HP propulsion, and a deck crane it has a variety of supply boat roles to play as well as spill response. Visit Ecoceane on the Sycopol stand U300 or IAC at W250.
The vessel will demonstrate removing surface pollution. To visit book at stands U300 or W250.
ATLANTICCOUGAR Unique Wind Farm support and Offshore/Inshore Survey Catamaran. With accommodation for 18 persons in 9 twin cabins (inc crew), large deck areas, crane and her Dynamic Positioning system (multiple thrusters) with heading stabilised Joystick Control, the vessel is capable of many offshore support roles, combining accommodation with personnel transfer, long endurance and stability. Atlantic Cougar also suits Guardship, Hydrographic survey and supply.
To visit call at stand F205.
THAMESGUARDIAN The vessel has been recently introduced into service with the UK Environment Agency, undertaking a wide range of sampling and survey activities predominantly in the River Thames and its Estuary. The vessel’s Owner, Briggs Marine, has a £39million, 15 year contract to provide vessels and vessel management to the Environment Agency and ‘Thames Guardian’ represents one of the 5 Coastal and Inshore vessels being built in close cooperation with Environment Agency for their use. The vessels are also available for commercial works.
The vessel will be undertaking demonstrations during the forenoons and bookings should be made at the Briggs Marine Stand W540.
13–15 MARCH 2012, LONDON, EXCEL
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