- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Multimodal — high-rate time-series sensor telemetry (per-metre depth/tension/overbend, burial depth, jetting and trenching parameters), geospatial positional tracks rendered on the IRIS web map, plus unstructured engineer observations, checklists and reports; ingested over a V-Node offshore data hub and retained in a cloud platform.
- Volume
- Per-project, per-metre multi-channel telemetry over every cable the group has surveyed or assured since ~2015: each campaign contributes continuous high-rate sensor traces for the full route length (typically tens to hundreds of kilometres per interconnector or array, at metre or sub-metre resolution) plus ROV survey imagery and engineer reports, aggregated across multiple projects into the cross-project benchmark set.
- Users
- ~50-150 named IRIS project seats (inferred from ~380 total staff, an enterprise-only client base of cable owners, offshore-wind developers, EPC contractors and (re)insurers, and IRIS being a per-project rather than open-registration platform)
- History
- 10 years
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Active — CableQC is described as a module newly 'developed' on top of a mature streaming platform, and the page frames demand as expanding ('industry is undergoing significant expansion, driven by offshore wind farms, energy trading between countries and the demand for internet access'), consistent with a currently investing ~380-person consultancy.
- Launched
- ~2015 for the IRIS streaming platform — the page states 'Following 10 years' experience of streaming real-time data from offshore vessels driving our IRIS project management web application', which relative to current site copy places IRIS at roughly 2015; the CableQC assurance module is materially newer, launched on that installed base (~2023-2025).
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated