A software-only deployment combining the plant's existing intake sensors, Fugro weather forecasts, and custom oceanographic modelling — calibrated against six months of plant SCADA history.
Real-time wave, wind and pressure data from SEAWATCH® buoys fed forecasting models during the strongest Bay of Bengal cyclone in two decades — supporting one of the largest pre-emptive evacuations in modern history.
Solitons — large invisible subsurface waves — threaten mooring lines, risers and subsea infrastructure in the Andaman Sea. SEAWATCH® combines satellite remote-sensing with propagation modelling to give ENI Krueng Mane advance notice before each event.
A multi-layered monitoring network of 40+ coastal stations and 100+ real-time sensors that distinguished genuine algal threats from harmless sediment disturbances — and delivered 72-hour advance warning of toxic blooms.
A three-buoy oceanographic network providing continuous wave, current, and water-quality measurements — supporting 77 million tonnes per year of LNG export with continuous safe loading operations.