Naval - Modular integration for critical subsea surveillance
Ensuring the integrity and security awareness of underwater infrastructure and asset protection is key to naval operations. DOMUS supports maritime security, offering versatility in instrumentation packages that align with critical underwater infrastructure (CUI) surveillance goals.
- Real-time detection and analysis of potential threats
- Enhancing maritime security by providing essential, real-time data
- Supporting the safety and reliability of critical subsea systems
- Designed for civilian use, with easily shareable data formats compatible with NATO countries and entities
Challenges in CUI surveillance
Vulnerability to attacks
Due to their importance, underwater infrastructure, such as pipelines and cables, is a strategic target for adversaries.
Complexity of surveillance
Protecting CUI involves diverse stakeholders and requires integrated technological efforts to ensure comprehensive coverage and better threat definition.
Technological and operational challenges
Ensuring high bandwidth connectivity for real-time monitoring, modular solutions for adaptability, and continuous maintenance and monitoring practices are critical.
Limited coverage range
Continuous monitoring of vast subsea areas is not feasible. Surveillance must rely on strategically placed monitoring points, which require careful planning to ensure key zones are effectively covered.
Civilian-Military Cooperation
Adequate protection often involves cooperation between civilian and military sectors, leveraging strengths such as Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs) and naval expertise.
How DOMUS can help
DOMUS supports naval operations by providing adaptable instrumentation, a dependable foundation for reliable real-time data, and compatibility with established data-sharing standards. Whether the goal is to monitor critical infrastructure or support joint operations, this flexibility makes it easier to build reliable, tailored monitoring setups that support a wide range of needs.
