Experience
SEASTATES metocean information has been used to manage coastal risk, design offshore structures, provide weather downtime statistics and much more. Here you can browse a selection of projects that have benefited from our SEASTATES services.
Design and operational criteria for Scottish offshore wind
To support the design and engineering requirements for the Beatrice offshore wind development, we provided a suite of metocean design and operational criteria
Rapid weather risk calculation for jack-up vessels
ABPmer's Weather Downtime Express service helps Fred. Olsen Windcarrier make fast weather dependent decisions by giving them instant online access to our in-house databases and service
Metocean condition data to support marine accident investigation
As part of a marine accident investigation, we were asked to Department for Transport's Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) with metocean conditions for a specified period before and during the accident
Weather downtime information to support operational and route planning
To help Cadeler optimise operation planning, mitigate risk and offer best priced contracts, we provide them with key insights into the effect of weather on their planned operations
Engineering support for Beatrice Wind Farm
Metocean design and operational criteria to inform the design and engineering requirements for the Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm off the Scottish coast
Wave and tidal resource assessment for Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters
We were commissioned to develop a regional wave and tidal model to help The Crown Estate understand the impact of adding additional wave and tidal projects in Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters
Identifying sustainable coastal defences for Colwyn Bay Waterfront Development
As part of the wider Colwyn Bay Waterfront Development Project, Conwy Borough Council commissioned us to recommend the most appropriate defence option for the western part of Colwyn Bay, North Wales
Racing tactics for Team GBR
ABPmer was commissioned to provide specialist oceanographic advice to Skandia Team GBR, the British Sailing Team in the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics
Developing guidelines for the use of metocean data
We led a team of experts, from Met Office and SeaRoc UK, working toward the publication of guidance on the uses of metocean data through the life cycle of a marine renewable energy development
