Commercial Survey Project

2019 • Mediterranean Sea • 2,000 meters

The Odyssey team conducted an anomaly search and inspection using the  RESON 7125 to conduct the multibeam survey aboard the EDT Jane for OFG Offshore.  

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Commercial Survey Project

2018 • South Atlantic Ocean • 

The Odyssey team aboard the Kommandor Iona conducted a commercial survey project for a private client using its RESON 7125 multibeam.

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Commercial Survey Project

2016 • Mediterranean Sea • 1,500 meters

On behalf of a subsea network integrator, the team aboard the Odyssey Explorer performed a submarine cable route survey utilizing the ARES Deep Tow Survey System as well as other mapping and remote sensing equipment, geotechnical equipment and ship mounted Simrad EM302 and Reson 7160 multibeam systems.

 

*Classified* Recovery Project

2015 • Classified Location • 2,000 meters

Archaeological excavation conducted aboard the Odyssey Explorer utilizing an advanced ROV for the recovery of cargo and the RESON 7125 for a multibeam survey.

 

Target Search

2015 • Western Approaches, English Channel • 100-300 meters

Odyssey team conducted a RESON 7125 multibeam survey and site inspections to identify an anomaly for a client, using ROV ZEUS on board the Odyssey Explorer.

 

Deep Sea Coral Survey

2015 • Gulf of Alaska • 600 meters

On behalf of a US government agency, a deep-sea coral survey on board the Dorado Discovery utilizing an ROV for inspections was conducted under a contract with Pelagic Research Services.

 

Repair Canyon Node

2015 • North Pacific Ocean • 1,500 meters

On behalf of a university and research program, Odyssey crew aboard the Dorado Discovery deployed an ROV for a barklay canyon node repair project under contract with Pelagic Research Services.

 

"Olympus" Project

2015 • North Atlantic Ocean • 350 meters

Identification and inspection of five target sites using the Odyssey Explorer and its technology including RESON 7160 multibeam, RESON 7125 multibeam, DSS2000 sub-bottom profiler and an ROV. 

 

SS Central America Shipwreck

2014 • Eastern Atlantic Ocean • 2,200 meters

Under contract for the Receiver of the shipwreck, Odyssey team employed an ROV to recover hundreds of coins and artifacts. A 161,000-square-meter, high-resolution video survey of the shipwreck and surrounding seabed using the RESON 7125 multibeam system was also completed. The project resulted in the recovery of more than 15,500 gold and silver coins, 45 gold bars and hundreds of other gold nuggets, gold dust, jewelry and artifacts.

 

SS Gairsoppa Shipwreck Project

2011 • North Atlantic Ocean • 4,700 meters

Under contract to the UK government, the search and location of the shipwreck was performed using side-scan,  multibeam and ROV ZEUS. Once the recovery portion of the project commenced specialized tools, including the hydraulic shear, grab, hot stab and deck plate remover were used to surgically cut open the steel ship and access its silver cargo.

 

Chatham Rise

2011 • New Zealand • 450 meters

Utilizing the RV Dorado Discovery, Odyssey provided vessel and technical support for the project by acquiring multibeam/backscatter sonar, side-scan sonar, sub-bottom profile, and environmental data along with vibracore and bulk samples. An ROV and the RESON 7125 multibeam were both utilized to perform this project.

 

SMS Campaign

2010 • South Pacific • 1,000-3,000 meters

Odyssey’s RV Dorado Discovery was utilized to conduct ship-mounted multibeam/backscatter sonar, side-scan sonar, Tow-Yo water chemistry, geologic and ROV multibeam, video surveys and sampling at depths ranging from < 1,000 m to 3,000m.

 

SS Republic

2003 • Eastern Atlantic Ocean • 518 meters

Using advanced side-scan sonar and magnetometer technology 1,000 square miles were covered in the search survey. An ROV was configured to conduct survey measurement, photography, manipulation and excavation.