Sea trials of the deep scientific system VICTOR 6000
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In 1992, IFREMER decided to develop the deep teleoperated system VICTOR 6000. This system, rated to 6000 metres water depth, is dedicated to scientific research and is able to carry out a large scale optical survey and local inspection. The first at sea trials started in September 1997 for shallow tests close to the IFREMER centre. The tests were then continued on R/V Thalassa in December 1997 for a 3-week cruise where the system proved its ability to dive up to 3500 metres. This paper gives a general description of the system in terms of missions and objectives and presents the results of the trials.
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