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Case Studies - Marine

One of QinetiQ's main strengths is its diversity. We have already helped a number of companies in a wide range of sectors. The case studies below give a few examples about how we have helped customers in the Marine Environment. Can we help you?
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> Hydrographic Surveying with Classiphi
 Classiphi is a powerful hydrographic survey, chart production and sonar mosaicing tool with the unique advantage of automated seabed classification.
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> Iceberg Detection
 Ships in the North Atlantic can sail safely with the latest imagery technology from QinetiQ.
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> MaST - Detecting Ships from Space
 We have considerable expertise in the processing, analysis and interpretation of imagery from synthetic aperture radar (SAR).
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> OilWatch from Space
 Our successful monitoring service provides customers with timely and accurate location data on oil slicks.
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> To the Rescue
 QinetiQ provided performance data to support the rescue effort on Canadian submarine HMCS Chicoutimi in October 2004.

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> Waste not Want not
 Who says that being environmentally friendly can't be cost-effective as well?
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