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Zeus. Meg Wark Spring 09. OMEX. “Odyssey Marine Exploration has pioneered a new branch of archaeology, which we call “commercial marine archaeology,” defined as the pursuit of deep-ocean archaeological research and exploration as a “for profit” venture”.

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Zeus

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  1. Zeus Meg Wark Spring 09

  2. OMEX “Odyssey Marine Exploration has pioneered a new branch of archaeology, which we call “commercial marine archaeology,” defined as the pursuit of deep-ocean archaeological research and exploration as a “for profit” venture”

  3. Odyssey's archaeological excavation and recovery operations combine high-tech robotics including Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) with sophisticated positioning systems, cameras and specialized computer hardware and software to carefully record the location of artifacts in situ and to document the entire archaeological process as the artifacts are recovered from a shipwreck site.

  4. Meet Zeus

  5. Dimensions: Height: 9.5′ Length: 10.5′ Width: 10.5′ • Weight in Air: 8 Tons • Operating Depth: 2,500 meters (8,200 ft.) • Power & Propulsion: 150KW/200 HP 8 thrusters • Speed: 3 Kts • Manipulators: 2x Schilling 7 Function Conan spatial correspondent manipulators • Handling System: Knuckle-boom Crane Launch/Recovery • Track Modules: Can be installed for stable sterile area operations w/proportional controls

  6. Propulsion • 3 Main Types of Navigation GPS, USBL, & LBL • 8 Electro-hydraulic valves control thrust • 4 in the vertical, 4 in the horizontal. • Reversible • Can run up to 7 days before needing to resurface

  7. Robotic Manipulators • 2 Schilling seven-function Conan Force- Feedback Manipulators • 120 degree working radius • 175kg lift capacity

  8. Sonar • Kongsberg SimradMesotech 6000m Digital Sonar on Zeus • A pair of Edgetech DF1000 sidescan sonar's • Win Frog

  9. Photography/Videography • 24/7 Live streaming feed • Control Room • Offline Room • DataLog™ • HMI Lights • Photomosaics • Micro SeaCam 2002

  10. Vacuum • Sediment Removal and Filtration System or SeRF™ • Turbine pumps divert water • Suction without use of moving parts • Lift 45kg or more • Venturi Hose • Separate compartments for sediment • Vacuum sealed underwater • Items as small as a button or seed

  11. Archeology • As they conduct robotic archaeological operations at sites hundreds -and sometimes thousands -of feet below the ocean surface, Odyssey's ROV pilots are directed by marine archaeologists aboard the recovery vessel.

  12. Contributions The Odyssey Marine Exploration Corporation has accepted charters from several scientific groups to use their technology to aid the scientific community. Mineral exploration Sea Floor Mapping Species Identification and Retrievel Wreck Retrieval Archeological exploration Sediment Analysis Reef Construction Education/Awareness

  13. Bibliography • Broad, William J. “A Submersible Robot Dives for Steamship Gold” New York Times November 16, 2004 • Jones, Daron “The Marketplace: ROV Tooling” Underwater Magazine May/June 2003 • Odyssey Marine Exploration < http://www.shipwreck.net> • “Odyssey Purchases ZEUS Work-Class ROV System to Begin Shipwreck Recovery Operations” Business Wire August 14, 2003 • “Odyssey Completes SS Republic Pre-Disturbance Survey and Begins Excavation” Business Wire November 6, 2003 • “Odyssey Explorer Completes Repairs And Upgrades And Mobilizes For Upcoming Project Operations” Business Wire March 19, 2008 • “Odyssey Explorer and ZEUS Complete Sea Trials Successfully” Business Wire October 2, 2003 • “Research Vessel Odyssey Begins 2004 Shipwreck Search Season” Business Wire April 13, 2004 • “The Odyssey Explorer: Deep Ocean Recovery Platform” Ultimate Adventure Vehicles Oct 5, 2008 <http://www.thelifeofadventure.com> • Kingsley, Sean “Odyssey Marine Exploration and Deep-Sea Shipwreck Archeology: The State of The Art” Minerva May/June 2003: Volume 14 Number 3 • King, Thomas F., “ROBOTIC ARCHAEOLOGY ON THE DEEP OCEAN FLOOR” Encyclopedia of Archeology ED. Deborah M. Pearsall 2008 ed.

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