
Assessed metocean and seabed hazard conditions along a client’s subsea pipeline corridor to support routing and integrity decisions.
The client needed to understand near-seabed currents and scour/free-span risk along a pipeline route to support routing and integrity decisions.
Combined regional hydrodynamic model output with site bathymetry and geotechnical data to characterize near-seabed currents and sediment mobility along the corridor.
Delivered a route assessment identifying segments of elevated risk, informing re-routing and protection recommendations that the client incorporated into the final design.
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