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Home›Subsea›AMEC to Use First TRIAXYS Next Wave II Sensor (UK)
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October 4, 2013 · about 13 years ago

AMEC to Use First TRIAXYS Next Wave II Sensor (UK)

AXYS Technologies Inc. (AXYS) announces that international engineering and project management company, AMEC, will be the first customer to receive the TRIAXYS™ Next Wave II sensor integrated into their WatchMate™ met-ocean monitoring buoy. The TRIAXYS™ Next Wave II has recently been released as the

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AXYS Technologies Inc. (AXYS) announces that international engineering and project management company, AMEC, will be the first customer to receive the TRIAXYS™ Next Wave II sensor integrated into their WatchMate™ met-ocean monitoring buoy.

The TRIAXYS™ Next Wave II has recently been released as the new wave sensor for measuring directional waves and motion. Major improvements include: reduced power consumption by nearly half, significant reduction in the sensor size and weight, and an increase in wave data accuracy and resolution.

AMEC will be using the WatchMate™ 1.8 DM buoy to receive comprehensive environmental data, which will support marine construction operations. The WatchMate™ will transmit directional waves, current profile, sea surface temperature, salinity, wind (speed and direction), atmospheric pressure, relative humidity, and air temperature. The data will be sent to AMEC in real-time via cell phone and satellite telemetries.

“AMEC is pleased to be AXYS’ launch customer for the TRIAXYS Next Wave II sensor,” says Bruce Batstone, Eastern Canada Sector Leader, Energy Oil & Gas for AMEC’s Environment & Infrastructure business . “AMEC has used AXYS wave monitoring products successfully since June 2000 (S/N TAB00010). We anticipate that the lower power and size of the sensor, coupled with its increased accuracies, will be of benefit to our cold-latitude environmental monitoring programs.”

Press Release, October 04, 2013

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