Fugro is a Geo-data specialist that has expanded its expertise from the maritime sector into the space industry, particularly in remote operations and robotics. Through its Australian Space Automation, AI and Robotics Control Complex (SpAARC), Fugro supports space missions by providing infrastructure for software simulation, robotic systems control, and mission planning, including lunar missions under NASA's Artemis program. Fugro partners with organizations like the Australian Space Agency, NASA, ESA and Intuitive Machines, offering services such as satellite positioning, and contributing to the development of lunar terrain vehicles. Their activities support innovation, research, and the growth of the space industry ecosystem.
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Fugro and DIMAR will examine a set of decommissioned well sites in 2021 using a specialised camera system.
Fugro will provide classroom-based and vessel-based training to DIMAR personnel before and during offshore operations as part of the 2021 project.
Fugro’s Geo-data programme with DIMAR aims to provide insights about Colombia’s offshore energy assets to support safe and efficient resource development while minimising environmental impacts throughout the project life cycle.
Fugro acquired Geo-data by air and by sea to support the Scottish Government’s Reaching 100% (R100) programme.
Fugro and Global Marine’s combination of Geo-data acquisition systems and expertise will deliver integrated survey results by mid-October.
Openreach is working with Fugro and Global Marine using airborne, land, and sea survey technologies to gather the in-depth knowledge needed to design the full-fibre network to more islands.
Three specialist survey vessels from Fugro’s fleet performed geophysical and geotechnical surveys of nearshore and deepwater areas, including surveys at 31 landing sites across the remote island network.
Fugro has delivered several multidisciplinary investigations for the Sinop site since 2013.
Fugro’s Geo-data acquisition, analysis, and advice provided new insights into the Sinop site’s subsurface conditions to help engineers design nearshore structures and earthquake safety measures.
Fugro has been working with EUAS International ICC both offshore and onshore since 2013 to gather Geo-data for characterizing the Sinop NPP site and assessing geohazards.
Fugro worked under a contract with Dragon Oil (GUPCO) to deliver subsea positioning support for the installation of multiple subsea structures off the coast of Egypt.
Fugro RAMMS can be deployed from vessels of opportunity using a Schiebel CAMCOPTER S-100 uncrewed aerial system (UAS).
Fugro has supported the ARAN vehicle, associated equipment, and iVision software since 2016, including development of customized iVision tools for rating pavement distress.
The Province of Manitoba awarded Fugro a four-year contract to develop a new pavement management system to guide strategic selection of road maintenance projects for optimized use of transportation budgets.
Fugro has completed fieldwork on a hydrographic survey project for the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to update nautical charts off the northern coast of Unimak Island, Alaska.
Fugro crew surveyed the nearshore waters at a faster rate due to the efficiency gained from identifying unmapped hazards.
Fugro is helping NOAA address data deficiencies with new, high-resolution bathymetry over five sites totaling approximately 1700 km2.
Since the mid-1970s, Fugro has been successfully mapping the seafloor in Alaska, including nautical charting updates for NOAA that began in 1998.
Fugro employed its SatRecon® service to plan the more challenging nearshore surveys, which combines satellite imagery and proprietary processing techniques.
Fugro acquired the new bathymetry from two multibeam-echosounder-equipped survey vessels, one focused on nearshore waters and the other on deeper waters farther offshore.