We’ve released the latest version of Mermaid and have made some improvements to the running of simulations. As always if you have any specific requests for features you would like, please do get in touch through our support portal. We have Mermaid online training happening in December and January – these courses are ideal if[…]
We are pleased to announce that the latest version of Mermaid is now available. In this release we’ve made a number of changes to improve the user experience, particularly when working with the map. New Features and Functionality MM-1869: Improvements to map side bar. After adding support for Shapefiles in version 1.1.1.1 we decided to[…]
The newest release of Mermaid is now live. Over the past couple of weeks developed a new utility to assist our European users called Treylya. We’ve also performed a number of small bug fixes and usability improvements for Mermaid. New Features and Functionality MM-1502: Tool to convert ZIPS from UK-CSV to Euro-CSV. Some of our[…]
Introduction In the last part we looked at how we can use Mermaid outputs to perform a bespoke analysis and discussed the process of writing a script to extract additional information. This example is reasonably simple, but the timestep by timestep nature of the results allows substantial detail to be considered. In this post we’ll[…]
We often get asked about applying Mermaid to operations and maintenance and how Mermaid can be used alongside the calculation of power plan yield. Here’s a short video which discusses some of the applications:
Introduction So far in this series we have prepared and run a number of simulations and considered the results in Mermaid, all with the aim of answering the question: “When should we take the trenching vessel on hire, relative to the installation vessel?” We saw in the last post that our base case offset (32 days)[…]
Introduction Last time we finished the setup of the analysis by preparing the flow diagram. We considered a number of options for modelling these tasks, ultimately selecting a clean, simple and easy to maintain approach. We also performed a number of simulations. In this post we will take a look at the results we have[…]
Introduction Last time we outlined the analysis of cable installation operations for a hypothetical operation at WaveHub. We looked at the map and the shelter characteristics of the vessels we intend to use and outlined the main objective of the analysis, which is: “When should we take the trenching vessel on hire, relative to the[…]
4th May 2016 Mojo Maritime will be attending All Energy 2016 and showcasing Mermaid®, the market-leading marine operations planning and risk optimisation tool. In a speaking slot during the “UK Marine enabling technology programmes” session (in the Lomond Auditorium at 4pm on 4th May), Steve Jermy will present a number of innovative solutions developed by Mojo Maritime,[…]
Introduction Marine operations often require multiple vessels which are assigned specific tasks to perform. Often the tasks performed by the vessels are independent of each other (i.e. the vessels work alone) but are linked in such a way that one vessel is dependent on the other completing work. In this series of posts we are[…]