Subsea Data Tools

Welcome to GRIDit

Developed by the Periplus team of subsea data experts, GRIDit is purpose built for the unique challenges of the subsea environment. Deployed on the Microsoft Azure cloud, it delivers a secure, scalable platform for managing subsea data.

In addition to providing a single source of truth for subsea data, GRIDit’s intuitive analytical tools unlock risk-based surveying, provide early warning of emerging risks, and underpin effective maintenance planning. Tools include:

GRIDit ALIGN, a powerful interactive alignment chart module.
Burial (difference) assessment to monitor (changes to) the depth of burial of cables and pipelines.
Scour protection monitoring
Cable Protection System Monitoring.
JUV footprint repository.

These tools unlock the full value of subsea data, helping to save survey costs while embedding risk management into everyday operations.

GRIDit: Turning Raw Seabed Data into actionable Insights

All Data Visible On One Chart

Our online data storage platform brings together both public and private subsea data, providing a centralized location for conducting analyses, visualizing information, and generating reports.

Data-driven Collaboration

Say goodbye to time-consuming searches for accurate data. With GRIDit, offshore businesses can securely access and – if desired – share geospatial (subsea) data within and outside their organization.

With a single source of truth, time series data can also be harnessed to analyse changes to asset status over time. Risks are reduced and efficiency improved.

Personal Environment For Your Data

By maintaining control over your structured and up-to-date data, you can make informed decisions based on the latest facts in an intuitive manner .

Our platform makes it easy to share and protect specific datasets, ensuring that your data remains secure while allowing you to collaborate with stakeholders both within and outside your organization.

GRIDit Sectors

Offshore Wind

Tools for Turbines

Monitor and Analyse

Used by 22 offshore wind farms, encompassing both fixed-base and floating, GRIDit supports: 8 GW of installed capacity, 1000 wind turbines, and 1000 km of subsea cables. The offshore wind sector values GRIDit's tools, including radial profile, scour protection monitor, CPS monitor and JUV footprint storage.

Government

Monitoring Objects

Government agencies utilise GRIDit to register, manage, and visualise data of subsea objects that require special attention, such as wrecks. GRIDit's data analysis and visualisation tools enable government agencies to make informed decisions about their operations. Secure and intuitive sharing functions facilitate stakeholder communication.

CCS and Hydrocarbons

Charting and Profiling

Data Analysis

GRIDit software supports decision-making in the hydrocarbon and Carbon Capture and Storage sectors. GRIDit's Burial (Difference) Assessment and profiling tools allow these sectors to check that pipelines are sufficiently deeply buried and to monitor changes to the seabed over time. The charting tools allow information to be shared.

What our Clients Say...

EnBW
(Germany)

“Periplus’ expertise in GIS and hydrography is valuable, especially given our operations on the German market, where precise geospatial data is essential. We appreciate Periplus’ technical proficiency and commitment, which contribute significantly to the successful management and operation of our offshore wind farms”

Norther
(Belgium)

“Within our organisation, GRIDit is used as the central platform for all available survey data, starting with the development and construction phase through to the O&M phase. We would recommend GRIDit as a user-friendly tool where all available survey data is centralised and easily accessible to team members.”

Gemini
(Netherlands)

“GRIDit offers a range of practical tools – such as 3D viewer and Burial Assessment functionality – which we use for our compliance reporting. Its user-friendly design enables colleagues, even without technical expertise, to easily search for distances, cable layouts, cable crossings and other relevant data.”