Ramform Tethys on sea trial

Large ULSTEIN COM deliveries to PGS’ Ramform seismic vessels

Recently, the Ramform Tethys marine seismic acquisition vessel began operations for PGS. The characteristic vessel, number three of four in the Ramform Titan class, has an extensive ULSTEIN COM delivery installed.
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12 July 2016
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  • The Seismic Research Vessel Ramform Tethys has ULSTEIN COM installed on board
  • Ramform Tethys is the third of four sister vessels

The Ramform Titan-class vessels are being built at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' Nagasaki yard for PGS. Ulstein Power & Control AS has been contracted for a large delivery on ULSTEIN COM information and communication system to all four vessels.

Each vessel is equipped with a complete CCTV system coverage including 60 cameras, a Public Address (PA) system of 300 loudspeakers, a data network including 200 outputs and a full entertainment system including satellite antenna and IPTV.

Ramform Tethys was completed in March 2016. The fourth and final vessel, Ramform Hyperion, will be completed in 2017. Commissioning of the final ULSTEIN COM equipment package will commence in early 2017.

ULSTEIN COM is installed on all four Ramform Titan-class vessels:

  • Ramform Titan ? launched 2013
  • Ramform Atlas ? launched 2014
  • Ramform Tethys ? launched 2016
  • Ramform Hyperion (to be launched in 2017)

The Titan-class Ramform vessels are 70m wide at the stern. The 24-streamer vessels boast the key benefits of productivity, safety, stability and redundancy.

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