EGS Sponsoring the Premier Event of the Industry – SubOptic 2019
SubOptic 2019 will be the tenth in the industry defining submarine telecoms conference series and held in New Orleans USA on 8-11 April 2019. A […]
EGS HQ Update
EGS Completed Geophysical Survey of CS2 Subsea Cable Connecting Sydney to PNG and Solomon Island
The RV Northern Endeavour returned to Honiara today, marking the completion of its trip to Auki, Noro and Taro. The vessel has been in Solomon […]
QPS Client Spotlight: EGS Survey
“Qimera helps customers like EGS to reduce the processing time of their multibeam data and provide highly detailed maps of the seabed to be used […]
Dr. Richard Hale of EGS represents ICPC in United Nations’ Meeting to Discuss Anthropogenic Underwater Noise
Dr. Hale presents a paper on “Underwater Sounds from Submarine Cable and Pipeline Operations” From 18th to 22nd June 2018, the United Nations’ Meeting of […]
The Marine Survey for Huawei Marine’s PEACE Project is Underway
[Tianjin, China, May 2, 2018] Huawei Marine has announced today that the marine survey for its PEACE (Pakistan & East Africa Cable Express) project is […]
EGS Survey starts survey in Chilean Patagonia
EGS’s Survey Vessel RV Geo Explorer approaches the mooring at Puerto Montt, Chile for the commencement of survey operations EGS Survey commences survey work for […]
EGS Group Commences Geophysical Survey Offshore Mozambique
EGS Survey has commenced a major offshore hydrographic and geophysical survey for Anadarko’s Mozambique Area 1 (AMA1) LNG development. The survey is expected to last up […]
Winner of 2018 Teledyne CARIS Calendar Contest
A twin shipwreck image was selected as the grand prize winner of the Teledyne CARIS 2018 Calendar Contest. This image was presented by Bell Chan […]
The Sunshine Coast Council Has Funded Studies by EGS
Sunshine Coast Council has begun seeking formal expressions of interest for partners to build a new submarine telecommunications cable for Australia’s east coast. The council […]
Australia’s “Lifeline” to the World
Australians depend on six thin cables to link them to the outside world, and to modern conveniences such as email, Google, Facebook, news sites and […]