OET ROV Operations for Ocean Networks Canada
Although you may be used to seeing ROV Hercules exploring the ocean depths, our work with Ocean Network Canada during our NA151 expedition looks a little different. This work primarily focuses on engineering tasks ranging from cleaning deployed equipment, recovering data from sensors, installing new hardware and instruments, and helping with the delicate job of laying underwater cables that connect the network to shore. In this video, take a closer look at the fascinating world of ROV operations in this unique and challenging environment.
Learn more about our NA151 expedition with Ocean Networks Canada to support their NEPTUNE observatory, an 800-kilometer (500-mile) loop of fiber optic cable located off the west coast of Canada.
Ocean Networks Canada Maintenance and Exploration
For this expedition, we take a trip north to provide support to Ocean Networks Canada’s (ONC) wired seafloor observatory off the west coast of British Columbia where deployed technologies gather thousands of observations about dynamics across an entire tectonic plate.
