New Coastal Road – Reunion Island – 2019 to 2022

SEABIM® was deployed for the first time in 2019 on the construction of the dikes of the New Coastal Road, carried out by the Bouygues/Vinci consortium. We first modeled from available data (bathymetry, laser and drone photogrammetry) 2.5 kms of ACCROPODE™ II levees, which represents over 21,000 precast concrete elements.

We also performed temporal analyses by updating the 3D model based on new data to observe the evolution of the shells over time following cyclonic swells that occurred during the construction of the structure.

The grouping used this digital twin to facilitate the phase of reception of the work with the project manager and the owner. This model allowed him to prove that some areas considered as problematic by the expert of the project manager were not to be dismantled. In addition, the customer saved on underwater diver inspection costs which were no longer necessary.

In a second phase, we were in charge throughout the year 2022 of carrying out regular bathymetric surveys to control the installation. Data that served as the basis for the regular update of the 3D model.

Port of Sainte-Rose – Reunion Island – 2021

Port of Sainte-Rose – Reunion Island – 2021

We realized the 3D model of the dike of the fishing port of Sainte-Rose in a logic of patrimonial management. Indeed, this 1000-block ACCROPODE™ I seawall built in the year 2000 had not been monitored by regular inspections until now while it is subjected to strong...

Fishing Port – Sultanate of Oman – October 2021

Fishing Port – Sultanate of Oman – October 2021

At the end of 2021, we carried out a high-resolution bathymetric survey and the complete 3D modeling of a dike in the Sultanate of Oman. This seawall composed of 32,000 Core-Loc™ blocks ranging from 1 to 6m3 protects a new industrial fishing port developed on the...

Khalifa port – UAE – 2021 to 2023

Khalifa port – UAE – 2021 to 2023

Since the end of 2021, we have been working on the 3D model of the Khalifa port extension in the United Arab Emirates. This seawall built in 2 phases by a large Emirati state-owned marine works company consists of a total of more than 67,000 ACCROPODE™ I blocks. For...