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Popeye project---ROV interfaces. C.R. Scates, D.A. Hernandez and D.D. Hickok. Sea Technol., April 1997, 38(4), 10--17.
Details are given of how innovative interface management and technology advances combine to take subsea production systems even deeper. The popeye project in the Gulf of Mexico has helped advance the technology and standardization of ROV interfaces for deepwater subsea completion without seafloor transponders.
Abstract details
Journal title: Sea Technology
Keywords: deepwater
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Management and commerce, Project Management, Energy consumption, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production, ROVs
