In Situ Testing and Sampling Offshore in Water Depths Exceeding 300 m

Richards, Adrian F.; Zuidberg, H.M.

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“…Richards (1985) discusses the background of wheel-drive units and gives the design parameters for the DORA, which, as previously stated, was one of the conceptual predecessors of the Sealion. Richards (1985) discusses the background of wheel-drive units and gives the design parameters for the DORA, which, as previously stated, was one of the conceptual predecessors of the Sealion.…”

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“…This was part of the spin-off from the feasibility study for the Deep Ocean Deliberations between the Dutch and the In-Research Apparatus (DORA) (Richards, 1985) donesian governments led to the organization of and partly from other corporate research and the Snellius-II Expedition, which took place in development. This was part of the spin-off from the feasibility study for the Deep Ocean Deliberations between the Dutch and the In-Research Apparatus (DORA) (Richards, 1985) donesian governments led to the organization of and partly from other corporate research and the Snellius-II Expedition, which took place in development.…”

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2018

Encyclopedia of Maritime and Offshore Engineering

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Geotechnical investigation, comprising sampling and in situ testing, provides ground truthing at specific locations and is, therefore, a key input into ground model development. This article presents the author's perspective on key in situ and sampling developments, in chronological order. These geotechnical investigation developments, which have been primarily driven by oil and gas companies, are discussed in the context of their contribution to the four key development drivers, which are “reducing time and cost,” “improving quality,” “increasing capability and durability,” and “improving safety.” The article concludes with summaries of “game changers” and “useful developments that, for assorted reasons, are not currently mainstream.”

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In Situ Testing and Sampling Offshore in Water Depths Exceeding 300 m

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