Air Gap Survey

Parker Maritime can establish the distance from a platform topside to the sea surface. The vertical distance between the lowest point of the installation’s topside and the lowest astronomical tide (LAT) is defined as the “Airgap”.

 

Distance measurement

 

- Laser measurements from platform to sea level

- Distance accuracy better than 20mm

- Sampling rate is better than every two seconds

- Relative to the installation coordinate system

- Platform inclination survey (optional)

- Air pressure logging

 

A laser is mounted to measure from a reference onboard the installation. Continuous measurements are done over a period of approximately 35 days. A special program is used to extract the data and present the sea level over time relative to the installation.

 

The data is then handed over to Norwegian Mapping Authority, Hydrographic Service for analysis to estimate the Mean Sea Level and LAT.

 

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Brochure 

 

Gyro Calibration and DGPS Control  |  ParkerPMS  |  SICAMS
Dimensional Control  |  Air Gap Survey  |  Seabed Survey

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