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1 PT02_PDP1 Acquisition and Fitting of a Dynamic Position (DP) vessel equipped with marine surveying equipment Nuno Lourenço (nuno.lourenco@ipma.pt)

2 Topics: The framework The Project: 1st Phase The New Vessel The Project: 2nd Phase

3 The Framework: EEA Financial Mechanism Programme Area 1: Integrated Marine and Inland Water Management Programme: Integrated Marine and Coastal Management Objective: Achieve Good environmental status in European marine and coastal areas Expected Outcomes: Integrated management of marine resources Improved monitoring of marine waters Increased capacity for assessing and predicting environmental status in marine waters Increased awareness of and education in integrated marine management Predefined Projects: 1) Acquisition and fitting of a DP Vessel equipped with marine surveying equipment. 2) Preparation of integrated geographic information for marine and coastal water management.

4 The Framework: DRIVERS (in the scope of IPMA mission): Exploration of the deep and ultra-deep (NOS ) Habitat mapping, VME s, genetic resources Exploration of non living Rainbow resources Menez Gwen Lucky Strike Sedlo D. J. Castro Knowledge based managment of MPA s Monitoring and Ensurance of GES in all marine water (MSFD) Evaluation of living resources

5 The Framework: Existing Capacity (or a tribute to NI Noruega) 1978 Norway financed acquisition of NI Noruega (trawling vessel, with focus on fisheries research); During a 37 years comission the NI Noruega, has served well the Portuguese Government and the Marine R&D community, collecting multidisciplinary data with enphasis on fisheries; Since its recovery in 2012 she has sailed between 130 and 155 days per year executing 100% of the Data Collection Framework (DCF) fisheries program; In 2014 she was used to a 3D high resolution MCS survey in the Tagus Delta. However...

6 The Framework: The need of a new vessel Before 2012 After 2012 Despite its maintenance and upgrade since 2012 NI Noruega is largely an: Outdated Vessel With Limited operational range With Limited depth range With Limited versatility; One on one (one cruise one project)

7 The Project Budget ~12.9 M (11M EEA, 1.9 M National Budget) Project Promoter IPMA; Donor Project Partner: IMR (Norway) Two main development phases: 1st phase: Acquisition of a vessel (international tender) 2nd phase: Refitting of a vessel and fitting of scientific equipment (whinches, cranes and hull mounted eq.). International tender The new vessel: concept of operations Multipurpose vessel with two main operating modes: halieutic research (trawling) and ROV operations (DP and USBL); plus geophysical and geotechnical op s Oceanic vessel fit to operate in both coastal and oceanic waters with high authonomy and high performance; Decks adaptable to contentorized infrastructures (e.g ROV LUSO and portable laboratories); Fit with multi-purpose lab spaces; High Capacity for multidisciplinary teams and technical personnel.

8 The Project: Phase 1 Timeline: Vessel Acquisition March 2015 IMR and Vera Navis Evaluation reports Final classification August 2015 Contract awarded Account court October 2015 Ship in Lisbon Out 2014 Tech Specs of ship and equipment Jannuary 2015 Tender closure November 2014 International Tender Fev 2013 On site inspections May 2015 Fisheries convertion Feasability study October 2015 Account court Visa

9 The Project: Winning Proposal Original Vessel: Salmaid Boom and Mooring Vessel Photo Hays Ships

10 The Refit (2013): Photo Hays Ships

11 The Refit (2013): Workspaces

12 The Refit (2013): Accomodation and Social spaces

13 Kommandor Calum Following the Refit : Survey Vessel Project 1 st Phase: International Tender: Winning proposal

14 The Project: Changing Paradigm Key Concepts : Multipurpose Versatile managment of working space Adaptable to mission Multidisciplinary From shallow (coastal) to ultra-deep (open ocean) From subsurface to water column High autonomy High hotel capacity Low acquisition cost and low running costs one to many (one cruise -multiproject, multidisciplinar, multitask) Kommandor Calum: Arrival in Lisbon

15 The new vessel: Main Characteristics: Year 1986 refit 2012 Length: 75; Beam: 15 m; Draft: 4.5 m Container capacity: 3x20 or 4 x10 Iso containers. Endurance: 40 days Two four stroke engines and one independent azimuthal 4x400 KW Generator + 1 emergency generator Speed: 13/10 knts (Peak/transit) Seismic compressors Loyds Class 100A1 10 T A Frame and a 30 T crane aft Moon Pool (1.2x1.2m) EMRI DP system (one azimuthal, one tunnel, one main) Accomodations: 45 pax (15 crew 30 Scientific and Technical ) Sci facilities: Dry Lab, Wet lab, processing room, conference room Gym, sauna, cinema (dark room), lounge Workshop

16 Project: Phase 2 Timeline: Vessel Transformation August 2016 Ship conversion April 2016 Out 2015 Ship s Arrival in Lisbon December 2015 End of Modifications Plan Closure of International tender February 2016 Modification plans Approval by Loyds And DGRM End of statutary certification July 2016 Account court and contracting December 2016 Project Completed

17 Project: Phase 2 Vessel Transformation Ongoing: Refit for Fisheries Research

18 Project: Phase 2 Vessel Transformation

19 THE N.I. MAR PORTUGAL A new platform for Ocean Research in Portugal to the service of the National and International Scientific Communities

20 PT02_PDP1 Acquisition and Fitting of a Dynamic Position (DP) vessel equipped with marine surveying equipment Nuno Lourenço (nuno.lourenco@ipma.pt)

GOLIATH DPIII OFFSHORE SUPPORT VESSEL. Vessel Specification - December 2011

Vessel Specification - December 2011 GOLIATH DPIII OFFSHORE SUPPORT VESSEL This technical specification sheet is subject to change without notice.whilst every effort has been made to ensure that accuracy