Post by FiberSense

Subsea cable operators have historically had two options when something goes wrong. Either investigate after the fact, or hope it never happens.   But what if the shore-end could see the threat developing before a strike occurs?   Deployed at the cable landing station, DigitalMarine™ provides continuous, 24-hour monitoring of shore-end infrastructure across the zone where up to 90% of subsea cable damage occurs. It identifies seabed-interacting threats as they develop and integrates AIS vessel data with live detection, enabling operators to contact a vessel's operator and deter a strike before it happens, rather than reconstructing events afterwards.   Operators benefit in several ways: • Real-time alerting on seabed-interacting threats as they develop, before they can cause damage • AIS vessel identification is integrated directly with live detection data, so each contact has a name attached • Historical incident records that support fault investigation and insurance claims long after the event occurs • Proactive deterrence, including contacting vessel operators before a strike, and other interventions that never appear in an incident report. The outcome is greater situational awareness, faster response, and fewer outages. What would maximum uptime be worth to your operation if the cable could warn you before the strike?   #DigitalMarine #FiberSense #SubseaCable #MarineDomainAwareness #CableProtection