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Marine Surveillance System LoVe Project Guillen Lopez Inge Vintermyr

Presentation overview LoVe Description System Overview Subsea Distribution Unit (SDU) Umbilical cross section Project aims Sensors

LoVe project Ocean Observatory (a lander) on the seabed in Hola Approx. 16 km off the coast of Hovden, Vesterålen Umbilical length: 21 + 0,5km Water depth at the area for the infrastructure: 250-280 Lofoten – Vesteralen (LoVe) region in northern Norway

LoVe project - System overview

LoVe project - Subsea Distribution Unit (SDU) SeaCon Connectors Electrical Connectors Transformer

LoVe project - Subsea Distribution Unit (SDU) Oil Filled Box (OFB) inside the Subsea Distribution Unit (SDU) Umbilical Termination Pressure Compensated Transformer inside 3kV / 220V Electrical Connector 1 kV Wet-mateable

LoVe project - Subsea Distribution Unit (SDU) FO Connector 8 fibers Wet-mateable Fiber Optic Termination Unit (FOTU) 16 fiber termination

LoVe Umbilical - Cross Section

LoVe Project - Aims Ecosystems Marine Resources Biological Processes Geological Processes Chemical Processes Clima Early warning systems for geo-hazards

LoVe Project - Sensors Conductivity, temperature, pressure, practical salinity, density Current, turbidity Phytoplankton biomass, chlorophyll concentration. O2, CO2, PH, Nitrate, CH4, Mass Spectometer Broadband seismometer, tiltmeter, pressure sensors wave height monitoring, piezometer Echosounders, camera, hidrophones

LoVe Project