- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Geospatial vector and raster via OGC web services — WFS for feature-level querying, analysis, styling and reprojection, and WMS for visualisation, delivered through a GIS plugin workflow that replaces static ZIP/file transfer
- Volume
- A layered offshore geospatial catalogue covering wind farms, turbine positions, cable routes, interconnectors, platforms, met masts and LiDAR installations across the company's areas of interest, plus metocean, depth, vessel-activity and historical layers, served continuously through WFS/WMS. Feature counts are not published; the coverage is the offshore renewable and grid-connection infrastructure of the company's surveyed regions, maintained current
- Users
- N/A — enterprise geospatial data subscription sold to developers, TSOs, engineering contractors and offshore service providers; with ~61 staff and roughly USD 2.7M revenue the subscriber base is plausibly in the hundreds of organisations, but no user count is published
- History
- not stated
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Active — operated as a subscription data business with managed service delivery replacing legacy file distribution, and a stated innovation function; the business is post-acquisition within TGS, which typically brings investment in productisation and cross-sell rather than wind-down
- Launched
- ~2008-2012 for the original 4C Offshore geospatial dataset and ~2014 onward for the TGS | 4C combined entity following acquisition; the managed WFS/WMS subscription form is a recent re-platforming
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated