CAPABILITY HORIZON
Extend underwater capability from hulls to offshore infrastructure
Offshore wind and solar are long-term application directions for OceanFuture. Current work focuses on need discovery, scenario definition and joint validation.
LONG-TERM CAPABILITY HORIZON
Discuss an application ↗01 / DEEP-WATER WIND DIRECTION
Start with underwater records to understand offshore operating needs
Work with asset owners to define inspection targets, operating conditions and data needs around foundations, connections and reviewable underwater areas.
02 / OFFSHORE SOLAR DIRECTION
Discuss baselines early and leave room for lifecycle records
Explore a feasible path from handover records to repeat observation across floating structures, connections and moorings.
Economic maintenance loop
A framework for future joint validation
This area remains a capability horizon and validation direction. Targets, intervals, criteria and delivery methods require project engineering review.
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Define the scenario
Confirm the asset, water conditions and current operating process with the owner.
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Explore a baseline
Assess how comparable underwater records could begin near commissioning.
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Design repeat inspection
Shape repeatable capture around the asset and operating constraints.
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Retain findings
Keep location, imagery and context available for engineering review.
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Validate coordination
Test an appropriate organisation of equipment, people and field resources.
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Review outcomes
Bring post-work records back into the long-term asset context.