SW Cook
12-streamer 3D offshore seismic research vessel of the ULSTEIN SX124 design.
Year
2010Owned by
ShearwaterDesigned by
Ulstein Design & Solutions ASOrdered by
WesternGecoOperated by
ShearwaterIMO Number
9488554Principal dimensions
- Length:
- 90.5 m
- Beam:
- 19 m
- Dead weight:
- 3700 tonnes
- Draught (max):
- 6.6 m
- Speed (max):
- 15 kn
- Accomodation:
- 69 POB
Note: Subject to selected variant configuration
Capacities
- Fuel oil:
- 1515 cbm
- Freshwater:
- 1050 cbm
- Ballast water:
- 1925 cbm
- Main generating sets:
- 6 Wärtsilä, output of 1800 kW at 1000 rpm
Classifications
- DnV +1A1, ICE-C, E0, HELDK, COMF-V(3), SF, CLEAN DESIGN, DynPos AUTR, NAUT-AW
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Ship history
ULSTEIN designed six seismic survey vessels which were delivered to WesternGeco in the time period 2009-10. All the six vessels are based on the SX124 design. Two vessels were constructed at Drydocks World - Dubai, and four were built at Barreras, Spain.
The vessels ranged by delivery date:
‘WG Columbus’: Hull number 1657 from Barreras, Spain, delivered 16 March 2009. The first X-BOW® vessel to be built outside ULSTEIN´s own yard. Renamed 'SE Columbus'.
’WG Magellan’: Hull number 1658 from Barreras, Spain. Due to major strikes in the Vigo area in spring 2009, WG Magellan was completed in Viana do Castelo, Portugal, and delivered 29 July 2009. Renamed 'SW Magellan'.
’WG Amundsen’: Hull number 1659 from Barreras, Spain, delivered 16 February 2010. Renamed 'SW Amundsen'.
’WG Tasman’: Hull number 64 from Drydocks World Dubai, delivered 31 March 2010. Renamed 'SW Tasman'.
’WG Vespucci’: Hull number 1660 from Barreras, Spain, delivered 21 April 2010. The vessel left the yard at 24 April for her first mission in the North Sea. Renamed 'SW Vespucci'.
’WG Cook’: hull number 65 from Drydocks World Dubai, delivered 2 August 2010. Renamed 'SW Cook'.
2018: Shearwater announced to acquire the marine seismic acquisition assets and operations of WesternGeco, the geophysical services product line of Schlumberger, within end 2018. All vessels to change prefix.
6. February 2019: SW Tasman and SW Cook received seismic contracts on totally five months for Aker BP and Equinor. The work will be carried out through summer 2019. For Aker BP, seismic work will be performed at the Frosk, Ivar Aasen and Valhall field. This work will be started up in Q2 2019, and last for approx. four months. Thereafter comes the assignment for Equinor on the Gullfaks field, lasting about one month, and starting up in Q3 2019.
January 2020: SW Cook and SW Tasman awarded an assignment to execute data acquisition on a 4D Qseabed ocean bottom seismic (OBS) project by Lundin Norway on at two-month project for the 2020 North Sea summer season on the Edvard Grieg field, Norway.
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