Bathymetric surveys are specialized surveys that measure and map the depth and topography of the seafloor or other bodies of water. These surveys are essential for various applications, such as navigation, dredging, offshore construction, and environmental monitoring. Bathymetric surveys involve the use of specialized equipment, such as multibeam sonar systems, single beam echo sounders, and sub-bottom profilers, to measure the depth of the water and the shape of the seafloor. These surveys can be conducted using ships or specialized survey vessels, and they may also involve the use of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) or autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) to collect data in hard-to-reach areas. Our team has extensive experience in conducting bathymetric surveys, and we have the personnel and equipment necessary to perform the job. We use state-of-the-art equipment, including multibeam sonar systems and sub-bottom profilers, to collect high-resolution data that accurately represents the seafloor topography. Our team of experienced surveyors is trained to process and analyze the survey data to create detailed bathymetric maps and models that are used for various applications, such as navigation, dredging, offshore construction, and environmental monitoring. We understand the importance of bathymetric surveys for various industries and applications, and we are committed to providing high-quality survey services that meet the needs of our clients. With our expertise and specialized equipment, we can ensure that bathymetric surveys are conducted safely, efficiently, and accurately, providing valuable data and insights for a wide range of applications.

Project management is the process of planning, executing, controlling, and closing a project to achieve specific goals and objectives within a defined timeline, scope, and budget. It involves the application of skills, tools, and techniques to manage a project from its initiation to completion. The primary goal of project management is to ensure that a project is delivered on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. It involves identifying and managing project risks, creating a project plan, allocating resources, communicating with stakeholders, monitoring project progress, and adapting to changes. Project management plays a critical role in ensuring the success of projects by providing a framework for managing resources, identifying and mitigating risks, and maintaining clear communication with the client. The experience in numerous maritime projects has led us to dedicate ourselves to collaborating with our clients, managing medium and large scale projects to maximize efficiency and profits in each of them.

USBL (Ultra-Short Baseline) is a type of acoustic positioning technology that is commonly used in underwater navigation and positioning systems. It operates by measuring the round-trip time of acoustic signals transmitted between a surface vessel or an underwater platform and a transponder mounted on the object being tracked. It is essential to guide divers in underwater operations, allowing much more security during the activities at all times. In activities like laying submarine pipeline and cables, as well as in the placement of elements underwater, the USBL is an extraordinary tool to guarantee precision during the execution of these activities.

Engineering studies for marine projects involve the application of various engineering principles and techniques to the design, construction, and maintenance of structures and systems in the marine environment. This includes everything from ports, jetties and break waters to offshore oil rigs and underwater pipelines. One of the key areas of engineering studies for marine projects is marine structures engineering. This involves the design, analysis, and construction of structures that are exposed to the harsh marine environment, such as ports, jetties, breakwaters, and offshore platforms. Marine structures engineers must take into account factors such as wave loads, currents, corrosion, and marine growth when designing these structures. Another important area of engineering studies for marine projects is offshore engineering. This involves the design, construction, and maintenance of offshore oil and gas platforms, subsea pipelines, and other structures. Offshore engineers must consider factors such as water depth, seabed geology, and environmental regulations when designing these structures. Engineering studies for marine projects are essential for ensuring the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of marine activities. As the demand for offshore energy production and marine transportation continues to grow, the need for skilled engineers who can design, build, and maintain these complex systems will also increase.

In topography and marine navigation, the RTK (Real Time Kinematic) technique or real time kinetic satellite navigation is widely used. This technique is based on the use of navigators phase measurements with GPS, GLONASS and/or Galileo signals, where a single reference station provides real time corrections obtaining high precision positioning. HIdroproyectos uses these type of systems for different activities related to the construction of maritime works. Additionally, we also are equipped with devices that uses LIDAR technology (Laser Imaging Detection and Ranging) a device that allows to determine the distance from a laser emitter to an object or surface with the use of a pulse laser beam. The distance to the object is determined by measuring the delay time between the pulse emission and its detection through the reflected signal. This technology allows 3D surveys.

Underwater pipeline installation refers to the process of laying pipelines or conduits beneath the surface of water, typically in oceans, seas, rivers, or lakes. These pipelines are used to transport various substances such as oil, gas, water, sewage, and other fluids or materials. We are well-equipped and experienced in working with underwater pipeline installations. Our team has extensive experience in control projects involving underwater pipeline installation in a variety of settings, including offshore oil and gas exploration, deep sea mining, and marine transportation. We have invested in state-of-the-art equipment and technology to ensure that we can undertake complex projects with ease, and our team of experts is trained to handle any challenges that may arise during the installation process. With our in-depth knowledge of underwater pipeline installation techniques, we can ensure that your project is completed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.

Marine geophysics is a branch of geophysics that deals with the study of the Earth's geological structures and processes that occur in marine environments, such as oceans, seas, and rivers. It uses a combination of geophysical methods and marine technology to explore and understand the structure and properties of the Earth's crust beneath the seabed. Marine geophysics involves the use of various techniques, including seismic imaging, magnetics, gravity, and electromagnetics, to measure and map the physical properties of the seafloor and underlying sediment and rock layers. Seismic imaging involves the use of sound waves to generate images of the subsurface, while magnetics and gravity methods measure the Earth's magnetic and gravitational fields to map the distribution of subsurface materials. Electromagnetic methods involve the use of electric and magnetic fields to measure subsurface conductivity and other physical properties. Marine geophysics is used to study a wide range of phenomena, including oceanic and continental crustal structures, sedimentary basins, hydrocarbon reservoirs, and mineral resources. The data collected through marine geophysical surveys is used to create detailed maps and models of the subsurface, which are essential for understanding the geological history and structure of the Earth's crust beneath the ocean floor. This information is also used in various industries, including oil and gas exploration, mineral exploration, and environmental studies. Marine geophysics plays a crucial role in understanding the dynamic processes of the Earth's crust and provides important information for making informed decisions about resource management and environmental protection.

Dredging control refers to the process of managing and overseeing dredging activities, which involve the removal of sediment and debris from the bottom of water bodies such as rivers, ports, and harbors. Dredging control is essential to ensure that dredging operations are carried out safely, efficiently, and in compliance with environmental regulations. The dredging control process typically involves several stages, including planning, monitoring, and reporting. During the planning stage, the dredging control team works closely with project managers and dredging contractors to develop a dredging plan that outlines the scope of work, equipment requirements, and environmental impact assessments. Once the dredging operations are underway, the dredging control team monitors the dredging activities to ensure that they are being carried out safely and effectively. This includes tracking the location and movement of dredging equipment, monitoring dredged material disposal sites, and measuring water quality parameters to ensure that environmental regulations are being met. At the conclusion of the dredging project, the dredging control team prepares a final report that summarizes the work performed, the dredged material volumes, and the environmental impact of the dredging activities. Our team has extensive experience in providing dredging control services. We have the personnel and equipment necessary to perform the control activities, including surveying equipment, positioning systems, and specialized software for tracking and monitoring dredging operations. Our team has successfully completed numerous dredging projects for various clients, and we are committed to ensuring that all of our dredging activities are carried out safely, efficiently, and in compliance with environmental regulations.