Geophysical and Geosciences survey services

C & C Technologies Inc.'s fleet of hull-mounted and AUV-mounted Simrad multibeam systems provides near-real time precise seafloor charts from water's edge to full ocean depth with proprietary HydroMap software. C & C has specialists in the interpretation and reporting of high-resolution geophysical data. Geoscientists provide detailed investigation preconstruction reports for marine pipeline and flowline routes, assist route engineers in routing and cable armoring decisions on telecommunication surveys, produce marine geohazard site survey reports and produce marine archaeology reports. Geophysical and geosciences services include the following:

• 2-D high-resolution seismic surveys
• Archaeological and hazard surveys
• AUV surveys
• Cable route survey services
• C-Nav worldwide satellite differential GNSS services
• Damage assessments
• Exclusive Economic Zone surveys
• Geohazard assessment studies
• Marine archaeological assessments
  
• Marine geohazard site survey reports
  
• MMS requirements
• Multibeam bathymetry surveys
• Onboard data processing
• Pipeline/cable route preliminary surveys
• Pipeline engineering and hazard reports
  
• Speculative surveys
  
• Telecommunication route studies
  
  

Geophysical Vessels
C & C's geophysical division currently has vessels working to meet the shallow and deepwater survey requirements of our clients.
These vessels are capable of providing route surveys, block hazard and archaeological area studies, 2-D high-resolution seismic surveys, anchor clearances and site-specific surveys. For shallow hazard and archaeological surveys on the shelf, the vessels can be equipped with a variety of sonar, magnetometer and seismic systems, including a recently acquired state-of-the-art Hydroscience Seismic Recording System to meet the multichannel seismic requirements of the current MMS Archaeological and Shallow Hazard NTLs.

Contact our Geophysical and Geosciences managers.

West Coast Division Manager - Richard McGee 

V.P. Geosciences Division Manager - Scott Croft

Geosciences Manager — Tony George