Fugro completed a deep geotechnical survey off the eastern coast of Malaysia between June and August 2023 on behalf of Petronas Carigali. This survey was conducted in the Mega and Limbayong fields located off the coast of Sabah.
Survey Project Details
This project was carried out using an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) technology called Echo Surveyor 8, which was deployed from the Fugro Equator vessel. This vehicle collected up-to-date, high-quality data including topographic, geophysical, and shallow subsurface information to assist in geotechnical assessments, engineering design, and field development planning.
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Data Support and Quality Control
The project was supported by Fugro's Remote Operations Center in Kuala Lumpur (KLROC), which continuously performed quality control and data processing. These efforts contributed to increased accuracy and speed in data analysis and the provision of effective solutions.
Safri Drahman, Regional Director of the Business Line, Marine Site Characterization in Asia and Pacific at Fugro, stated that collaborating with Petronas Carigali allows them to push new boundaries in how marine projects are delivered. By integrating advanced technologies and real-time remote operations, this project enables them to provide faster insights and more effective executions.
This project showcases Fugro's ongoing innovation and their ability to deliver high-impact solutions through a strong presence in the Asia and Pacific region.
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